ID please?

[DBarsotti]

I had 3 of these come in on a piece of live rock 3 years ago.. They are about 1/4" tall..
I've had green star polyps, these don't look like them and they're a lot smaller. Any guesses??

 

[DBarsotti]

no one?

 

[Reef lvr]

Looks like pipe organ to me

 

[DBarsotti]

Looks like pipe organ to me

It has the same structure as GSP, so it doens't have a skeleton, but instead of growing in a mat it grows in viens.

 

[DBarsotti]

???? anyone else?

 

[gflat65]

If it's single stalked and runs on a rhizome like mat, I'd have to guess some other sot of Clavularia or Anthelia. I don't think I've seen a green Anthelia before, though (not that that means anything;)).

 

[DBarsotti]

If it's single stalked and runs on a rhizome like mat, I'd have to guess some other sot of Clavularia or Anthelia. I don't think I've seen a green Anthelia before, though (not that that means anything;)).

i cant seem to find any that have the same structure

 

[mgdmirage]

I have some just like that but much darker green i'm curious to what you find out. I was basically just calling them a different form of GSP.

 

[Speg]

It looks like GSP to me. There are a bunch of different variations of green star polyps. Brown, green, starburst, branching, etc.

Take a turkey baster and blown on it so it retracts and we can see the mat....but I'm sayin that they're certainly gsp.

 

[DBarsotti]

It looks like GSP to me. There are a bunch of different variations of green star polyps. Brown, green, starburst, branching, etc.

Take a turkey baster and blown on it so it retracts and we can see the mat....but I'm sayin that they're certainly gsp.

i'll do that tonight and put a picture up

 

[BlueWaterTropicals]

Google: Briareum, its a form of GSP. Briareum covers all the GSP types.