I'd maybe.. Please

[LeJeune981]

I know my camera suck.. But any ideas.. They are part of the live rock.. Not attached.. But there body is part of the rock

 

[gunner105]

feather duster maybe?

 

[elweshomayor]

feather duster maybe?

I second this. Looks like a feather duster. Harmless

 

[Ron Reefman]

Really hard to say based on those photos. I have lots of small feather dusters and yours looks more like a small anemone to me?

 

[LeJeune981]

I've seen a duster before.. These look like an anenome.. But these are fixed and not mobile

 

[Ron Reefman]

I've seen a duster before.. These look like an anenome.. But these are fixed and not mobile

Most anemones only go mobile if they are unhappy for some reason.

What do you mean by "these are fixed"?

Just because you haven't seen it move doesn't mean it can't. If an anemone is happy where it is, it may never move.

And if it can't, then it's more likely a zoa or paly.

 

[Diana A]

ball anemone. Cover it with kalk paste

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Looks like hidden cup coral, phyllangia Americana, harmless little lps.

 

[LeJeune981]

By fixed I mean that they are a part of the live rock.. There are 3 of them.. All three have the same cup shaped/flower shaped thing they live in


I will Google hidden cup coral and see if they look alike... I know my camera sucks for about anything

 

[mcgyvr]

Id say cup coral too based on the blurry pics ..
Here is another good site for you to bookmark with many of the common "creatures" that show up in our tanks..
http://www.lionfishlair.com/hitchhikers-guide/

 

[LeJeune981]

Yup.. I did a lil googling and they are hidden cup corals

Thank you for that website.. I'm always finding new creatures lurking

And thanks for everyone's help

 

[Tripod1404]

ball anemone