Look like anenomes, but aren't?

[flanque]

Hi,

What are these things? They started out as pin-pricks when I got my live rock and are now the size of a rectangular pencil eraser.



Thanks.

 

[xxmoorishmanxx]

if u have a pic that would be helpful could be aptasia

http://www.aquariumadvice.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=381&sort=1&cat=509&page=2

 

[flanque]

Yeah I tried to attach one but it appears to be giving me grief.

 

[flanque]

Sorry about the multiple picture post. The preview wasn't showing any of them.

 

[xxmoorishmanxx]

http://www.reefs.org/hhfaq/pages/main_pages/faq_rock1.htm

check this site out might help to me it looks like some form of aptasia or majano

 

[MT79]

Those are green button polyps. No harm. Actually, they are a good begginners coral-provide mod light, mod flow.

 

[xxmoorishmanxx]

are button polyps ussually that tranclusent ? mine are very dark and not at all see thru

 

[MT79]

are button polyps ussually that tranclusent

Yes, Ive found when they are regrowing as described they'll look like that.

 

[Fluff]

Looks like some type of zoo polyp to me as well.

 

[lando]

I agree, some type of zoanthid. Free coral is good coral.

 

[Ducky]

They look like green button polyps to me.I have some that started out on a piece of rock that I got from a LFS a year ago and they were about the same as the pictures that you show of them.They have now turned darker.