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Is say it's definitely some sort of a worm, I'm no expert though so I couldn't really say any more! Maybe try these links for more info? http://www.aquariumlife.com.au/showthread.php/49804-Live-Rock-Critter-ID http://www.lionfishlair.com/hitchhiker/hitchhiker.shtml...

Hi 54seaweed, just wondering if you've had any luck with ID or getting or getting rid of this? Not sure what you've got in your tank but at a long shot maybe this is off a coral or some other critter waging major warfare? Its amazing really! I've never seen anything like it!

Please let us know how you get on :)

Again, I have to +1 54seaweed :) good luck x

Sorry, I've just re-read your post so now I'm presuming you only wanted an ID and don't actually own that coral? My apologies again

I would say Favites also...... I must add I find it rather disturbing that you have a coral you don't have any idea about?

Totally with mr_X .........all the hard work is down to you to get rid of that

I agree with 54seaweed!......that will never be a torch coral in it's life!! Maybe get in touch and inform them of their mistake?

I only ask because there are 2 places near me that always have LR in stock but depending on your specific area could well be too far out for you. I'm sure I have the address for what was a decent place not far from the city centre though? I'll see if I can dig it out for you :)

Hi CCXGT just wondering where about in Liverpool you are? I'm in St Helens (unfortunately haha)

Sorry for such a late reply guys! Thank you so much for your help though, I've been wracking my brains for months trying to figure out what it is! Haha To be honest now that I know what it is I'm quite thrilled to of discovered the ugly little bugger! As far as I'm aware he's been in there a...

I'd say you've definitely found the remains of your crab there and not the moult! I really feel for you, can't imagine anything worse than losing everything in such a short space of time!

I feel I should add that neither of my Betta's ever showed aggression towards any of tank mates.in fact, it seemed to always be the poor betta's on the receiving end of fin nips!

*the male is sadly dead* sorry, stupid iPhone autocorrect!

I would say it's all down to your Clown being territorial and leave the dottyback where it is. My clowns showed all of this behaviour when young, 10 years later the make is sadly dead but the female still regards the space behind a certain power head as her "patch".......she has always slept...

Just to add, both of my betta's (I had that tank for 5 years, I obviously replaced one male after the first passed away) happily swam around large pieces of bog wood that provided lots of caves/overhangs and the tank was heavily planted :)

Hi EAIB, first of all let me say that I am also new to this site and although I have a reef tank I started with freshwater and I hate to see the terrible conditions that most betta's are kept in! As a child it would break my heart and I always wanted to "rescue" all of them so it is so...

Hiiiiii! :) I'm also new. Lovely to see a Betta in a decent home though. Good on ya! :) x

Hi mudbucket72 I'm new as well! :) I started off with freshwater but trust me, you will never look back after starting your first reef tank! I've had mine for 10 years now and trust me, it's a roller coaster. But it's a bloody fun one! :)

Been stalking for around 2 years now but I've had my reef tank for 10. Can't wait to swap ideas with you all :)

Definitely not coralline algae! I would guess at flat worm or some sort of nudibranch? Most likely flat worm but it's hard to tell with just a picture of the underside

Never seen *before* sorry

I agree Sniperhank, looks like a sponge. I've never seen protrusions like that from any of mine before ie the long white stalks

My tanks been running for 10 years now and it's only now after a recent relocation and two new additions (1 frogspawn coral and 1 zoa frag that melted away) that I have discovered this!! I must add that I found "it" after 12 months of the new additions after yet another re-scape. Any ideas guys?

Just wondering what other inverts you have? I experienced a few "mysterious" disappearances a few years ago, turned out to be my rather large brittle star. I actually witnessed it grab a perfectly healthy green chromi