Possibly some type of filter feeder ????

[BallinCrew10]

They are a pinkish, purpleish color, have tube-like base and their tentacles seem more rigid than say an aptasia. They withdraw themselves fully when the lights go out. There is a small colony of them, not sure what they are but they haven't hurt anything yet. Thanks for any input.

 

[BallinCrew10]

Though I had a feather duster that stayed open night and day. So perhaps its something else?

 

[XxVooDooxX]

Following. I also have these on one of my rocks and they certainly aren't dusters

 

[BallinCrew10]

No def not dusters. I only mentioned the duster because it being a filter feeder was open night and day. These retract with the light off. So possibly a coral of some kind ? No idea, hopefully someone can chime in and let us know what we have.

 

[BallinCrew10]

Voodoo are yours in a position to get a good picture ? Maybe a better picture could help.

 

[XxVooDooxX]

No, that pic is better than anything I can get. But they are identical

 

[Jaeger6978]

No, that pic is better than anything I can get. But they are identical

They look like star polyps.

 

[spoonman]

Check out this link. Might help.

Xtalreef

 

[BallinCrew10]

If they are star poylps is there anything I should know about them. Lighting, water flow, supplimenting ?

 

[Jaeger6978]

If they are star poylps is there anything I should know about them. Lighting, water flow, supplimenting ?

Moderate lighting usual supplements calcium ,iodine,etc...they are very easy to care for.

 

[BallinCrew10]

Nice, hopefully they'll be around for a while lol. Thanks

 

[XxVooDooxX]

Haha yeah! Sweet for us right?!

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[BallinCrew10]

Haha yeah! Sweet for us right?!

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I'll take free coral any day of the week lol

 

[XxVooDooxX]

Haha! I know right?!

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[the_fish_man]

+1 they are green star polyps