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  1. nofearonabike

    nofearonabike Plankton

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    describe these things on my rock are like mini purpleish dandilions. are the feather dusters? Worms? i have a pic that i will upload shortly, gotta find my camera cable. there are so far that i can count.
     
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  3. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
  4. nofearonabike

    nofearonabike Plankton

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    heres the pic
     

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  5. SushiGirl

    SushiGirl Barracuda

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    Even zoomed in I can't make them out. Maybe pineapple sponges from the vague shape I can see.
     
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    picoreefguy Bristle Worm

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    yea i agree its probably pineapple sponges but its hard to tell with that pic
     
  7. nofearonabike

    nofearonabike Plankton

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    Sorry for a not so good pic. It let's me zoom in on the computer n camera but won't save it zoomed in. I havnt seen what a pineapple sponge looks like, actually I don't think I've heard of em before. These things look like super small purpleish feather dusters but they sway in the current.
     
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  9. Magnus

    Magnus Sharknado

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    could b anthelia coral or xenias if they wave with the flow.

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  10. nofearonabike

    nofearonabike Plankton

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    thanks for the help so far. i dont think its pineapple sponges from what i looked up. heres 2 more pics, little fuzzy but kinda shows better. Also the one on the top has moved down the rock a little, about an inch or so. i dont know if it fell or if it actually moved.
     

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  11. SushiGirl

    SushiGirl Barracuda

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    Look up aiptasia and hydroids. Featherdusters don't move.