Bubble next to anemone

[KevinsAquatics]

Does anyone know what this bubble is? It just popped out of no where

 

[Ron Reefman]

Very hard to say based on that photo and very little info.

It could be bubble algae (it's normally green), or bubble coral (unlikely), or some kind of sponge (a better photo would help.

Is it soft, stiff or hard? That color is it under white light? Does it have any holes, big or small? Is it attached to the rock or does it appear to have some kind of 'base' or foot?

 

[KevinsAquatics]

Very hard to say based on that photo and very little info.

It could be bubble algae (it's normally green), or bubble coral (unlikely), or some kind of sponge (a better photo would help.

Is it soft, stiff or hard? That color is it under white light? Does it have any holes, big or small? Is it attached to the rock or does it appear to have some kind of 'base' or foot?

It’s soft and it’s purpleish and it has a foot I would post another pic but it moved right after I took this pic and I don’t know where he went

 

[bsn_rn_cen]

Is it possibly a split. Hard to tell from the picture just guessing.

 

[Ron Reefman]

Is it possibly a split. Hard to tell from the picture just guessing.

@bsn_rn_cen A "split"? What exactly is a split?

 

[Idoc]

@bsn_rn_cen A "split"? What exactly is a split?

I think he means that the anemone possibly split into two.

 

[Eagle_Steve]

Does the rock the nem is under have a hole that goes through the bottom to the top? It is possible it is the foot of the nem. I have had ltas and condis do that before.

 

[bsn_rn_cen]

I cant see it very well but it reminds me of a closed up anemone so I was wondering if the one below it split into two.
That's a good thought eagle Steve

 

[C_AWOL]

Looks like it could possibly be part of the anemones foot going through a hole

 

[D-Nak]

Does the rock the nem is under have a hole that goes through the bottom to the top? It is possible it is the foot of the nem. I have had ltas and condis do that before.

This is what it looks like to me as well.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Matches anemone - has to be its foot