How did this happen?

[fishkid2]

I think my capnella is reproducing since there is a bunch of little frags below it
I found one though in a really odd place. You will see in my pics.
In the zoomed out pic the little frag is at the very top right corner of the pic.
Now how did it get there?

 

[clownfish11]

thats wierd...and btw nice tank...and fish

 

[fishkid2]

Does anyone know how this could of happened?

 

[nemo_66]

now, it looks like a kenya tree, so maybe it reproduces the same way. kenyas, once gotten to their full grown size, will drop branches. yours could have droped a branch, and it got picked up with the current, and settled there. this is a complete hypothesis though, so it may be true, it may not be.
but it looks like a nice tank.

 

[fishkid2]

I think capnella and kenya tree are the same thing just different names.
I'm I right?

 

[maxalmon]

A little off topic, but I just found this single, ultra tiny branch of pulsing zenia thats about 3' away from the main colony. I have no idea how it got there as I thought they did the melt and spread thing

 

[morval]

xenia drops branches sometimes too

 

[mx#28]

Originally Posted by fishkid2
http:///forum/post/2493489
Does anyone know how this could of happened?
Kenya trees drop branches frequently as a means of asexual reproduction. You'll have them all over the tank, trust me.

 

[mx#28]

Originally Posted by morval
http:///forum/post/2494667
xenia drops branches sometimes too
Indeed.