ricordia havin babies

Here we go.

http://www.aquariumarts.com/whitesponge.html

They are Clathrina sp.

 

I would be more concerned with the proximity of the BTA. It could reach out an sting your ricordia

J

 

So sorry Bruce and Jason, been real busy getting my house ready to sell. Not like buyin a car is it? Anyhow, Thanks bruce, looks like you got it. And Jason, I did move both the zo's and the ricordia so that they are, for now, out of reach of the bta. Again, sorry for the slow reply on my part, and Thanks again.

 

If the mushroom are unhappy, they will detatch from the rock and move to a better place. They also will reproduce this way by the mother moving along the rock and leaving a small piece of her which eventually leads to babies. They also can divide by splitting which also happens by fragging the shrooms! Mushrooms grow in colonies much like zooanthids. This is normal and healthy as it means they are reproducing.