Help identifying these

[codycolina707]

So got a 6 pound live rock from lfs guy seemed cool runs local reef club and I just started my first saltwater anyways i seen it on the day i got the rock but only noticed 1 little green spot woke up today 2 days of being in the tank and noticed there was alot more than the 1 I seen at first that and I think I have some toadstool I'll get a picture tomorrow with the lights on and maybe some sort of zoa

 

[Coralreefer1]

Green Star Polyps

WELCOME TO R2R by the way! Best of luck to you and your tank(s)!

 

[codycolina707]

Green Star Polyps

Thank you I was thinking that but wasn't really sure all the pictures on the internet are of bigger ones

 

[Coralreefer1]

In time the polyps will extend out further, especially under good water flow. My polyps are over an inch long and love water flow.

 

[codycolina707]

In time the polyps will extend out further, especially under good water flow. My polyps are over an inch long and love water flow.

Thanks for the info do these like lots of light also?

 

[Coralreefer1]

It varies. I have them in 2 of my 3 tanks and in different areas. Water flow has a more profound impact on the growth of it. Moderate lighting to intense brings out the vibrant green color. It will grow under subdued light also just not as vibrant, in my opinion.

 

[codycolina707]

Other thing I found on the rock

 

[Hemmdog]

Other thing I found on the rock

Nice

 

[reef lover]

Paly, xenia,more xenia and a small clove polyp in there.

 

[road_runner]

All these can be invasive. If you are not planning on growing it be adviced it can take over the rocks and deny you real estate for your coral.

 

[codycolina707]

All these can be invasive. If you are not planning on growing it be adviced it can take over the rocks and deny you real estate for your coral.

thanks for the info