Any clue if these are GSP or something else?

[AdkReef518]

I noticed these guys the other day on a piece of rock. They sort of look like GSP but they don’t have the purple crust like GSP and they are more white with a very light hint of green on the tips of the tentacles I do have GSP in my tank and they are sort of similar to the smaller ones I can see growing but seem to be thicker and shorter tentacled than the GSP. They are growing roughly an inch away from each other and on the lower side of my tank. They do receive light but not an abundance so i was thinking this is why they are a whiter color. At first I thought baby aiptasia but from the pics i see on google they don’t really look like them.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[twhit030]

Very well could be but the tentacles would be longer I think? Kinda looks like a daisy polyp.

Also if that’s gap there’s usually a mat like membrane under it that it attaches to the rock with.

 

[vetteguy53081]

I noticed these guys the other day on a piece of rock. They sort of look like GSP but they don’t have the purple crust like GSP and they are more white with a very light hint of green on the tips of the tentacles I do have GSP in my tank and they are sort of similar to the smaller ones I can see growing but seem to be thicker and shorter tentacled than the GSP. They are growing roughly an inch away from each other and on the lower side of my tank. They do receive light but not an abundance so i was thinking this is why they are a whiter color. At first I thought baby aiptasia but from the pics i see on google they don’t really look like them.

Any help is appreciated.

This is a soft coral/LPS and likely a star polyp

 

[AdkReef518]

This is a soft coral/LPS and likely a star polyp

Thanks. I was leaning towards that as well. I actually looked a bit closer after I posted and I think I can see a bit of connective tissue.