This arrived on some gulf live rock and I am not sure what it is.
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I don't believe so.Possibly ball anemone?
Hydroids possibly?I don't believe so.
Yes it does. I was thinking all cup corals could retract into their skeleton, but I guess that must just be hidden cup corals (?). This cannot do that. It has been basically flat and slowly growing for a year. It looked a lot like a little favia. Then suddenly extended like this a few days ago. If they can't all retract into the skeletons, then I think you are right.I am guessing cup coral. If it has a hard skeleton?
I think you solved it. When I got the rock it looked like a little bit of goo on there. I wasn't sure if it was anything or not, but I just kept putting reef roids on it to see what would happen. I guess it has been working. It does have a bit of green coloring under blues.Cup coral , tube coral ??? Don’t know, target feed it and keep it growing. Good job with it
No, too bigHydroids possibly?
It has a skeleton, it’s a cup coral. Cup corals also have a little ball on the end of their tentaclesI would sway more towards ball anemone or hydroid.
I'm no expert but little balls on the end of fingers make me think this way
It is neitherI would sway more towards ball anemone or hydroid.
I'm no expert but little balls on the end of fingers make me think this way
Thanks for the picture!It has a skeleton, it’s a cup coral. Cup corals also have a little ball on the end of their tentacles
Thanks for the pictures!
Caribbean corals clockwise from top left: Acropora palmata, Montastrea cavernosa, Colpophyllia natans, Mycetophyllia ferox. ??
montastrea ?
I quick googled atlantic rose coral ,thought possibly it closed up ??Thanks for the pictures!