Fluorescent green blob. What am I?

[karimwassef]

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I found this on the bottom sand at the base of my coral tree. It doesn't look like it has a calcium base but it hasn't blown away yet. It's soft.

I can't get to it so it'll have to make it on it's own. Maybe I'll try to vacuum it out. But what is it?

 

[karimwassef]

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[Optionman]

looks like a green cabbage coral. likes light and high flow if that's what it is

 

[karimwassef]

I don't have any soft corals except Xenia, GSP, some Zoa and mushroom coral. All bad guys in my book.

LPS is a scoli, hammer, torch, trumpet, tiny elegance, red favia, and platygyra.

Rest is sps

 

[karimwassef]

Oh.. and hydnophora which I think is LPS, not SPS.

 

[AlSimmons]

It might be a Hydnophora.

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2008/8/aafeature1

 

[mcgyvr]

Oh.. and hydnophora which I think is LPS, not SPS.

Thats SPS too.. and what you have does not look like that from what I see..

Looks like an LPS brain or similar from here..

 

[AlSimmons]

This is what I'm thinking. (link below)

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=597+322+2137&pcatid=2137

If anything it's definitely got the right color.

 

[karimwassef]

I agree. I think it's a hydnophora too. It has no calcium base though and I didn't think they "drop" soft babies like that.