What do I have?

[Sherrya62]

Welcome. If it has a stony base it is most likely a pipe organ coral. Green star polyps are completely soft. See if this helps
https://m.liveaquaria.com/product/6849/pipe-organ-coral-aquacultured?pcatid=6849&c=597+1464+6849

Thank you! I’ll research

 

[Sherrya62]

Bristleworm photo bomber.

Bristleworm photo bomber.

Lol! I know right?

 

[Sherrya62]

Welcome to R2R!!! In case no one else told you, I think they may be Green Star Polyps ;)

So these are mine that I was going to isolate to one rock. Yes, they are growing on the back wall, every rock, and across the sand bed. I kinda failed :rolleyes:

Gorgeous! I’m inspired

 

[Sherrya62]

I have a really small frag of my toad stool that it left behind when it moved.

Lol! So tiny. That’s on my list of coral wants. Love the toad stools

 

[LagoonLounge]

Welcome to R2R!!! In case no one else told you, I think they may be Green Star Polyps ;)

So these are mine that I was going to isolate to one rock. Yes, they are growing on the back wall, every rock, and across the sand bed. I kinda failed :rolleyes:

Although gsp can be a pain in the backside if not isolated.. this looks awesome

 

[rodney]

Lol! So tiny. That’s on my list of coral wants. Love the toad stools

I’ve had mine for years it made it through all my problems I’ve had .