DasArm_at_aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 1/18/00 12:10:07 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> rheopresbe_at_hotmail.com writes:
>
> << I
> noticed some freshwater sponges growing on a bridge abutment. They were
> substantially different than other sponges I've seen in FW, being low,
> crustose, and milky white. >>
>
> Dave,
> That is intriguing. I have never haeard of any US freshwater sponges that
> were white in color. The only colors that I was aware that they manifested
> were green and blue.
> Richard
>
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