Hello everyone. i just bought an orange paddle/tree sponge (but not in the shape of a paddle) it is more red than orange and is about 4 cubic inches...does any1 know what kind this could be? The store had it labeled as a paddle but im skeptical due to the shape...i was dusting it off under water and accidentally brushed one of the sides against the surface of the water. It was only exposed for a spilt second but im expecting death or some RTN. Is he completely doomed or could i frag it up? What red flags should I look for (if it starts dying), and if i CAN frag it, how should i go about doing that? Any input is much appreciated. thanks!
Sponge exposed to air!
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I'd take a wait and see approach.
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Noaconstrictor
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I accidentally exposed a orange flower sponge for a split second. That was over a year ago and nothing happened to it. I wouldnt stress too bad.
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frisbee
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Here's a good article reguarding sponges.
Aquarium Invertebrates: A Look at the Sponges — Advanced Aquarist | Aquarist Magazine and Blog
Aquarium Invertebrates: A Look at the Sponges — Advanced Aquarist | Aquarist Magazine and Blog