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    Posted: December 08 2012 at 8:50pm
Um, lately i have noticed like three little white somewhat fuzzy looking things that are pretty small, but they look literaly like white pineapples... Cant get a pic, but does anyone know what i am talking about?
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Spongebob's house! But my guess is it is a sponge.
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Tunicate.  They are filter feeders like sponges.  Good little guys to have in a tank.
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Pineapple sponges................
that is what i always thought they where called
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Like this? Yep agreed these guys are good.
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Agreed pineapple Sponge
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Awsome! Thanks guys
 Larseb - Thats exactly what they look like
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Originally posted by Will Spencer Will Spencer wrote:

Tunicate.  They are filter feeders like sponges.  Good little guys to have in a tank.
They are called a Tunicate, like Will said. 
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They are Urn Sponges...  "Sycon"
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