sponge? coral? what is this..

[yikai]

Can anyone ID what this is? its wobbly like a piece of rubber. its purple with some small raised bumps on it. looks cool, but if its harmful i will remove it. isit a sponge? came with this blasto that i bought. also there's a single polyp of zoo growing behind that rock...looks quite exotic but i cant take a good shot of it because its facing back.

[Gouldian]

Hi bro,

You can use the search box of the right of the below link to ID your sponge.

http://www.spongeguide.org/

HTH

Just realized that they only cover Caribbean sponges only... sorry can't help much....

[yikai]

Hi bro,

You can use the search box of the right of the below link to ID your sponge.

http://www.spongeguide.org/

HTH

Just realized that they only cover Caribbean sponges only... sorry can't help much....

thanks! good website

[Gouldian]

Maybe can try here...

http://www.wildsingapore.com/wildfacts/porifera/porifera.htm

http://www.wildsingapore.com/wildfacts/por.../smoothblue.htm

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