ID Please (Coral)

[kurt_n]

It's not Aiptasia... 100% certain.

Tough to tell from those pictures... but I'm leaning toward baby plate corals. If you disturb it (blow water on it, touch it, etc) it should retract or deflate. If it's a plate or any type of coral, it will more than likely deflate and you can feel a hard skeleton underneath. If it's a Majano (which it could be), it should retract back to a little ball... nothing hard underneath.

And of course... use rubber gloves if you decide to poke at it since it's all cozy in a field of zoanthids!

 

[cloak]

This is what I was talking about...(LFS)

 

[robotman]

Im thinking plate coral I have 3 in my tank from zoa colonies

That's what my LFS said. Do you have pictures you can post?

the picture I saw on one is fungia plate coral! I had 2 and I killed one because I was unsure, its deff fungia plate coral! they usually hitchhike with zoas, and giant frilly mushrooms usually do too, don't kill it!

 

[Goofy393]

Thank you all very much! I agree with Robotman and the Fungia Plate.

 

[Goofy393]

Definitely glad I kept. Certainly not Aiptasia. Thinking Long Tentacle Plate Coral. Lobe the way it's coming in and looking forward to what it becomes.