ID please.

[Young Frankenstein]

Whats this?

 

[sir_dudeguy]

shnikeys! Thats weird :lol:

I can honestly say that i have NO clue what they are...other than freaky. Maybe they're just an odd shaped egg?

 

[Young Frankenstein]

are they faltworms?

 

[sir_dudeguy]

no, not flatworms. I've never seen a flatworm like that before. Have you checked melevsreef.com on his ID page yet? Maybe there is something on there?

 

[frederickk]

I agree it's not flatworm.

 

[saltycreefer]

Tunicates?

 

[Young Frankenstein]

Yes I checked melevsreef.com nothing.

 

[MusMusculus]

Its a group of tunicates (sea squirts).

Edit: Generally harmless filter feeders.

 

[JamesJR]

Yeah those look like tunicates. They are harmless filter feeders.
I would just leave them alone. Most of them are very delicate and don't do well in captivity. It is surprising to see that you have any. They look pretty cool!

 

[LeslieH]

Those look like bulb tunicates, genus Clavelina. They look healthy - you must have a good tank set up. Be sure to put the rock back in exactly the same position so they will survive.

 

[Young Frankenstein]

Thanks people. Do they look nice when they grow ?

 

[sir_dudeguy]

http://week.divebums.com/May31-2005/index.html

maybe 2nd down? Looks somewhat similar but i doubt yours are the light bulb ones. That'd be cool if it were tho

 

[EdKruzel]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9558805#post9558805 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by 0 Agios
Thanks people. Do they look nice when they grow ?

Those are grown, and if they continue to receive the proper amount and type of phytoplankton the will continue to reproduce and spread in the low flow areas without light.

 

[LeslieH]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9558973#post9558973 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by sir_dudeguy
http://week.divebums.com/May31-2005/index.html

maybe 2nd down? Looks somewhat similar but i doubt yours are the light bulb ones. That'd be cool if it were tho

Light bulb or bulb tunicates is the common name for most Clavelina species. C. huntsmani is a temperate water North Pacific species that's not going to show up on tropical Atlantic or Indo-Pacific rock. A tank would have to be cool indeed for a huntsmani!

 

[Young Frankenstein]

Yap thats what I got light bulb tunicates. I like them. Thanks again.