What coral?

[Alexio84]

What is the name of this coral?

i have buyed yesterday a frag (mushroom), i'm talking about the green one.

 

[DSC reef]

Hard to tell from the pic, possibly a baby fungia

 

[Paleozoic_reefer]

Do you have a better pic of it? It almost looks like a baby Manjano; which is not good.

 

[Alexio84]

 

[Paleozoic_reefer]

@Alexio84 if you poke it does it retreat into the rock?

 

[Alexio84]

No it does not retreat in the stone or i poke it

 

[vetteguy53081]

possible toadstool

 

[DSC reef]

The little green coral in the pic appears to have a skeleton base due to the way its growing and has a mouth. I wouldn't poke it to much. To me, it looks like a small plate coral (fungia) and they can hitchike as that's how we got ours.

 

[Alexio84]

Okay thanks i shall not poke it anymore.

 

[Alexio84]

It is now growing i thought it is time for a little update with a better photo.

 

[Poseidon03]

It looks more like a majano than a plate coral due to the tips being bubbled a little. I would try to isolate it just incase.

 

[rhastareefer]

That last picture REALLY looks like a majano... I agree with the isolate and remove suggestion, don't leave a trace of it behind or you'll just get more.

 

[DSC reef]

It is now growing i thought it is time for a little update with a better photo.

That pic does have a majano look to it

 

[Alexio84]

Okay it is a little stone i can remove it thats not the problem

What is the best way to remove the Toadstool coral frag from the stone?

edit:
Nevermind got it already i peeled it slowly from the rock.

placed it on a other own frag rock and placed it back in the tank.

 

[Poseidon03]

Any update on it?

 

[Alexio84]

it was a majano i removed it from the tank and placed the frag on a other stone.

Got no majano's anymore in the tank