Identification

[ssbn627]

Please help Identify. I have just recently bought a peach Zooanthid rock covered in polyps. Upon bringing it home and getting it acclimated I noticed that it had a hitcher that seems to move. It is green in color, with small brown eyelashes around the outside. It glows bright in the Actinic lighting. Also it has just recently split into 2 smaller replicas. I have enclosed a photo with a black arrow trying to show it before the split.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Thizzelle686]

Can you snap another pic??

 

[hmello@bermexin]

http://www.sergeyphoto.com/underwater/nudibranchs.html

See if you canfindit there.

 

[fisher1234]

Kinda hard to tell but im guessing sea slug.

 

[ssbn627]

I have another picture looking down from the top of the tank. I think it is a real small anemone of some kind. I have had this rock for a month and it has just split this week.
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It moves through the zoos occasionally when it is unhappy with its position.

 

[kau_cinta_ku]

check for zoa eating nutibranch.

 

[ssbn627]

Sorry that the photo did not work. I will try again.

 

[kau_cinta_ku]

look like this?

 

[ssbn627]

I checked for zoo eating nudibranches and did a fresh water bath when I got the rock. I did not find any.

 

[ssbn627]

Thanks everyone for your help. I am pretty sure it is an anemone of some sort but it is to small to identify right now. It was about a 1/4 of an inch circular with small tenticales on the outside, and very small brown/reddish mouth. I have had it on there for a month, and it just split in half this week. So now there are two.

 

[kau_cinta_ku]

maybe rock anemone or manjo