Can someone ID this?

[spikey114]

I bought this at the lfs but I forgot what it was called. Thanks a lot.

 

[mcgyvr]

Clove/palm tree polyps..

 

[alb_56]

Pipe organ coral

http://www.fishchannel.com/fish-species/coral-inverts-profiles/pipe-organ-coral-2.aspx

 

[mcgyvr]

Pipe organ coral

http://www.fishchannel.com/fish-species/coral-inverts-profiles/pipe-organ-coral-2.aspx

yes thank you..
I hate old laptops with small screen resolution.. The picture cut off right right before the clearly visible skeleton on those.

 

[amber3k]

What is the green algae on it? I have a coral that has the same algae on it.

 

[spikey114]

i think it might be hair algae. As a matter of fact i noticed it while taking the pic. Should i remove? Thinking about removing from tank as i do not want to have a green hair algae breakout. Thoughts?

 

[amber3k]

I pulled as much as I could off with tweezers, it was really "rooted", so I made me think it wasn't green hair algae. Mine hasnt grown any back and what was left behind seems to be dying off. Mine felt more like a moss. Does that sound like the same as yours?

 

[spikey114]

same here. Its very difficult to pull off. However, i am not going to risk it and quarantined it in a small container. I am thinking about removing the whole frag altogether.

 

[alb_56]

Look into peroxide dips.