Aiptasia maybe?

[fishandstangs]

Have a couple of these in my tank. At first I thought it was just another aiptasia. But I see closer the tentacles are shorter and yellow. Looks a little nicer too but not sure if they’re bad. Any help would be appreciated. I included a couple pictures hope they’re clear enough.

 

[KrisReef]

All I see is green star polyps or organ pipe coral?

 

[fishandstangs]

I added a circle exactly where it’s at. I will try and get a better picture tomorrow.

 

[fishandstangs]

I added a circle exactly where it’s at. I will try and get a better picture tomorrow.

It’s round in body if you look closely.

 

[Fishy888]

Try to get a picture with the lights on. It very well could be aiptasia. The stem reminds me of aiptasia but the disk looks like a palythoa polyp's disk. Daytime lighting would really help to ID it better.

 

[fishandstangs]

Try to get a picture with the lights on. It very well could be aiptasia. The stem reminds me of aiptasia but the disk looks like a palythoa polyp's disk. Daytime lighting would really help to ID it better.

A little better lighting here maybe it helps a bit. But yes it does look like the disk of a paly. Looks a bit like an aiptasia mixed with a paly.

 

[GHOSTLY]

I actually think it may be something else BUT I'm only saying this since jt has short tentacles

 

[aggrofish]

hard to tell but it looks like a Zoo/Paly to me. Aptasia always has longer tentacles

 

[Fishy888]

I agree it is a paly or zoa.