My advice then is to leave it alone.Iodine dips, my nemesis. I feel like I'll do more harm than good as I might damage it further trying to get it out. Might feed it today to give it some energy/nutrients
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My advice then is to leave it alone.Iodine dips, my nemesis. I feel like I'll do more harm than good as I might damage it further trying to get it out. Might feed it today to give it some energy/nutrients
To my knowledge, no - so it's probably algae.Hey @ISpeakForTheSeas, sea spiders wouldn't make cocoons, right? Found some strands in the debris, can't tell if they're algae or sea spider legs
I'd guess a Eunicid worm species of some variety if it was inside the coral - Eunicids are noted as one of the major, non-colonial, macro-sized, coral-boring animal groups, and that would match up with the tentacles seen. Given that it's boring through the coral itself, yeah, removal would definitely be suggested.Anyway, do you have any idea what it was?
Did remove it! Coral glue is probably the best tool I have!To my knowledge, no - so it's probably algae.
I'd guess a Eunicid worm species of some variety if it was inside the coral - Eunicids are noted as one of the major, non-colonial, macro-sized, coral-boring animal groups, and that would match up with the tentacles seen. Given that it's boring through the coral itself, yeah, removal would definitely be suggested.
Got it!Hair worms are your friends!!