Coral hitchhiker identifying

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Came on a piece of live rock and not sure what it is and I want to get rid of it because it's getting to big and going to touch others soon. Second picture is when it is closed

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How would I go about removal. Rock cannot come out of water. Can I scrape it off at the base then attach to a plug?
 
You can cut it off at the base and put it on the plug. Then you can try to remove the residual from the rock. A new coral can grow with some of the stalk left behind.
 
Shoot if you don't want it, save it for a while and I take it off your hands lol!
 
Thanks DSC reef. New saltwater guy, where you located? Might just give it to ya
 
Arkansas...
I don't have a tank setup right now LOL so if you want to give it away right away, then I cant take it right yet... :( sadly
 
your lucky they only hitchhiker I've found was a gorilla crab. It was quickly disposed of.
 

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