caribbean corallimorph?

[mayjong]

is that what these are?
popping up in my "caves". no problem right?
thanks!

 

[gflat65]

Not a problem. I used to have a website with the scientific info, but haven't been able to find it for about the last five years when I've searched. I need to reinstall it into my memory, so if I can find the website, I'll post it. I thought it was called a Caribbean Cup Coral, but not getting what I'm looking for with that search. It is similar in form to the Caryophyllidae (Phyllangia sp, maybe?). The skeletons I come up with are colonial, and I'm used to seeing those in singular form.

 

[DallasNYC]

Could be Ball Anemones?
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2107846

 

[125G Reefer]

Could be Ball Anemones?
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2107846

+1 Ball Anemone

 

[insanefishguy]

Not a problem. I used to have a website with the scientific info, but haven't been able to find it for about the last five years when I've searched. I need to reinstall it into my memory, so if I can find the website, I'll post it. I thought it was called a Caribbean Cup Coral, but not getting what I'm looking for with that search. It is similar in form to the Caryophyllidae (Phyllangia sp, maybe?). The skeletons I come up with are colonial, and I'm used to seeing those in singular form.

I believe what you are referring to is hidden cup coral, but I do not believe that's what these are

 

[llewella]

could be strawberry nems or orange ball nems..

 

[smkkib]

Is it Glass Anemone?

 

[wireefman]

I agree with the ball anemone id