Is this a sponge?

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hard to tell from the pick, but it looks like a sponge that grows in my sump area. Tweezers should be able to pluck it out
 

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I would actually get rid of the GSP and save the sponge but thats just me :p
 
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I would actually get rid of the GSP and save the sponge but thats just me :p

LOL, the GSP is on a rock island isolated in the sand bed. Growing like a weed, but has a finite domain. I think i will leave the sponge. You can;t even see it when the GSP is extended.
 

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