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The following picture was taken at one of the bridge spans in Panama City. Can anyone help me identify this? Thanks in advance.
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What are you trying to ID? The tunicate?
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The white mass is likely a white condominium tunicate, although only lab examination could say for sure.
Best regards.
DocVikingo
Best regards.
DocVikingo
It looks like White Condominium Tunicate.During the larval stage of the tunicate life cycle, the animal actually has a simple spinal column, eatsplankton, organic matter.
Check www.reefs.org, they may have more details on this.
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Check www.reefs.org, they may have more details on this.
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Crimson Dive:The following picture was taken at one of the bridge spans in Panama City. Can anyone help me identify this? Thanks in advance.
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