Always thought these were fascinating. Has been a lot of them floating on Sardis and Grenada this year. It is a Bryozoan colony. Bryozoans are small, harmless, plankton eating animals.
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Always thought these were fascinating. Has been a lot of them floating on Sardis and Grenada this year. It is a Bryozoan colony. Bryozoans are small, harmless, plankton eating animals.
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Always wondered myself.
Just read where they ball up like that when fish start nibbling on em.
Never been brave enough to grab one
I didn't know what the heck they were, weren't pickin one up either.
That is cause most of them are bigger than you are !!!!!
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Originally Posted by KDAVID1
[QUOTE=feelay;2493288] Bryozoans are small, harmless, plankton eating animals.
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That's what they want you to think. You might recall the 1979 documentary titled "Alien" that featured Sigourney Weaver and Tom Skerrit. One of those things was planted in Kanes chest and when it hatched it busted out of his chest and created much havoc on board the ship. So...do you STILL think they are harmless? Don't bring 'em onboard...just sayin.
Last few weeks they have been in the state fishing reports. Interesting, any recipes ?
They're also a sign of good water quality, and they also help water quality by filtering the water as they feed.
... cp :kewl
I thought they were like fresh water spong ?????? They feel nasty .
taste like chicken
Think I'll just stick with the chicken then!Quote:
Originally Posted by Billbob
When them chickens start coming from China, I'm swearin' off chicken. Them "alien aigs" is dangerous if left unattended in swimmin' pools in Florida......or,
so I'm told.....:Rofl