What am I???

[Bree42]

http://www.drekster.com/myrescues/coral1.htm
Thank you

 

[currentking]

colorfull aiptasia

 

[Bree42]

I know what Aptasia is and I know the difference between aptasia/anenome and coral.
Not Aptasia, coral.

 

[Bree42]

Also off the top of my head, it's not cup coral as cup coral does not have a skelaton and this does, it;'s also not strawberry anenmome's because they have less rows of tenicles than the strawberry does. This does not close up, it's just expands bigger or smaller. I can affect the color of the coral with what I feed, more or less red. There's been more but can't think right now.

 

[Hormigaquatica]

Phyllangia americana.

Stony coral found in the Western Atlantic/Caribbean. Nonphotosynthetic. Common hitchhiker on Florida aquacultured live rock. Very easy to keep with regular feedings, extremely hardy, reproduces fairly slowly.

 

[icu2]

I concur as I have some as well - was on some old TBS rock.

 

[650-IS350]

I have a whole bunch of them in my TBS coral deco rocks..

 

[Bree42]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scleractinia
Thank you so much, I do believe we've "finally" found it Phyllangia Americana is most definitily what I have.
It is also of the Scleractinia family, found that site interesting thought you might as well.