Is this feather duster?

[jisyokputih]

Hi, I bought this lobophyllia attached to the rock. I already dip it using redsea Dipx.
Just notice there's a hitchhiker on the rock while I made a hyperlapse.

Please help me Id this

 

[mrscuito]

Hi, I bought this lobophyllia attached to the rock. I already dip it using redsea Dipx.
Just notice there's a hitchhiker on the rock while I made a hyperlapse.

Please help me Id this

looks like feather duster tube at least. I got one on a zoa frag about a month ago. mine is tiny but is colored just like my big Hawaiian feather duster.

 

[blaxsun]

Could you circle what we should be looking at?

 

[jsker]

Could you circle what we should be looking at?

+1 Please

 

[jisyokputih]

+1 Please

Here i add pics from other angle too

 

[jsker]

@KJ #reefsquad

Guessing, I do not know. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes: Almost looks like a crab. When in doubt, get it out. Maybe with some more eyes we can get you an answer.

 

[jisyokputih]

Here's a timelapse if that'll help. It moves like it's breathing

 

[Uncle99]

A junior bi-valve?

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

almost just looks like something waving in the current. I would pull it out and inspect it.
But there is no feather duster in that pic or video

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

That's a bivalve. Harmless filter feeder.

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

Yeah, it looks like you've got two bivalves in that video - the smaller brown thing in the front and the bigger white thing in the back. They're harmless filter feeders.

 

[mrscuito]

sorry did even notice that, I was looking at the tube at the base of the coral.