Florida LR hitchhiker Rhizangiidae?

[Ptyochromis]

Noticed a few of these guys on my new LR, I have only been able to find one that is actually alive.
http://i.imgur.com/Rh7MT.jpg

Could it be of the genus Rhizangiidae? I have been able to find very little information on what requirements it needs such as lighting, flow and feeding. I have seen people feed similar corals cyclops, I currently only have D'caped BS eggs could this work till I can get some cyclops?

 

[Hormigaquatica]

Phyllangia. Its not photosynthetic, and will eat just about anything- brine, mysis, cut seafood, pellets, etc. They're super easy to keep, and are really nice looking as they grow. Feed heavily and it will bud new ones from it's base.

 

[Ptyochromis]

Sweet! A calcium 'sink' I take it?

Edit: also should I feed it daily? And is it aggressive and/or have sweepers?

Edit 2: maybe I should take this to the NPS section, thx a bunch

 

[Hormigaquatica]

Eh, it doesn't grow fast enough to be considered a calcium sink IME. I directly fed mine once or twice a week but it was located in a place that had a lot of food passing by at fish-feeding time, so it grabbed plenty more on its own.

 

[LeLutinBanni]

i got 2 of those !

Cute but small

 

[Ptyochromis]

I like mine, i have been doing 1-2 daily feedings and it is showing some decent growth. How do they spread?

I have also found 2 other species in the tank, sps i think.
http://i.imgur.com/T2DLB.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/YvU8y.jpg

They are hungry little fellas