Nem with forked tentacles?

[thanh386]

My nems are developing forked tentacles and my coral are developing dual mouthed polyps. They are appearing more often nowadays. Is this normal?

 

[lilrobb]

Living close to Sellafield?

 

[thanh386]

Look the the middle ones. They aren't separated . I only saw one before now there's a couple more.

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[mvm]

If they are hosted by clowns, it's because they bite them off.

 

[thanh386]

The tentacles will be forked when they get bitten?

 

[mvm]

Thanh386;723930 wrote: The tentacles will be forked when they get bitten?

From what I've seen, sometimes.

 

[thanh386]

I didn't know that. I thought it was trying to split, and failing

 

[mvm]

It will split from the foot, obviously.

 

[thanh386]

It's been scrunched like a bow tie for the longest time. This is why I assumed it was trying to split. That and hoping it splits cause it's over taking alot of space

 

[izoid]

You must has one of the infamous Chernobyl nems.

 

[jennm]

I was thinking, "Three Mile Island"... :lol:

Yes, it happens. No biggie.

The corals that are developing 2 mouths on a polyp are dividing too. My big green Candy has numerous polyps at any given time that are in the process of dividing.

Jenn

 

[thanh386]

I seen them in candy canes often, first time for my hornets