Just 2 more things to ID, today sorry.

• Sep 30, 2012

• #1

saitoking

Reefing newb

These are very small mushrooms but I can't seem to find them to ID them. They are about 1/4inch and seem to be multiplying. 2nd looks like a Tunicate but the shape looks different. It's about 1/2 inch and looks like a taco. Thanks for everyone's help saitoking

 

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• Sep 30, 2012

• #2

bjohanson1234

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The first look like bleaching button polyps. They probably hitched in on the LR

 

• Sep 30, 2012

• #3

Bifferwine

I am a girl

They are button polyps, BJ is right. The second one; I have no idea!

 

• Sep 30, 2012

• #4

yote

In Memoriam

The 2nd looks like it could be a stometilla ( I know it's spelled wrong ) snail.

 

• Sep 30, 2012

• #5

saitoking

Reefing newb

I will try to post a better picture. It can't be a snail unless it's dead because it doesn't move. Button polyps, they will probably die because I am not running enough light for polyps? Mainly a FOWLR tank. Was on some LR. The light is a 48 inch Aqueon Modular LED with 3 X 29 1 watt LEDs . Thanks saitoking

 

• Sep 30, 2012

• #6

bjohanson1234

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The button polyps might do OK with the low light. They don't require high amounts of light. If you could, I would move them as high up as possible, and spot feed them some small chunks of food when you do feed your fish.

You also have the option of trying to sell the rock on craigslist. Someone local might want some polyps.

 

• Sep 30, 2012

• #7

saitoking

Reefing newb

Here is a better picture of the 2nd thing that thought was a tunicate. It looks like it has a tube at the top of it. Thanks BJ I don't mind having some inverts and I do have it about 6 inches from the top. I will try to feed them and see how they do. Thanks saitoking

 

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• Oct 19, 2012

• #8

recliner

Reefing newb

I have a couple rocks (approx 7" diameter) that are 100% covered with these bleached button polyps. What would be a fair craigslist price?

 

• Oct 28, 2012

• #9

saitoking

Reefing newb

bjohanson1234 said:

The button polyps might do OK with the low light. They don't require high amounts of light. If you could, I would move them as high up as possible, and spot feed them some small chunks of food when you do feed your fish.

You also have the option of trying to sell the rock on craigslist. Someone local might want some polyps.

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Been 3 weeks or so and they are doing fine. I think they are multiplying. Thanks saitoking

 

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• Oct 28, 2012

• #10

bjohanson1234

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Looks like they are coloring up too!!!

 

• Nov 16, 2012

• #11

saitoking

Reefing newb

bjohanson1234 said:

Looks like they are coloring up too!!!

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They are multiplying been two weeks since the last post and I can see small polyps now. Sweet

 

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• Feb 9, 2013

• #12

saitoking

Reefing newb

Update on my polyps

Had my polyps on some LR for a little over 4 months now they are doing well and growing. saitoking

 

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• Feb 10, 2013

• #13

Ted

Living one day at a time

Very nice and to think I paid money for mine....

 

• Feb 18, 2013

• #14

cmh6684

Reefing newb

Very nice :)

 

• Aug 3, 2013

• #15

saitoking

Reefing newb

Still growing, update picture.

 

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• Aug 6, 2013

• #16

MitchReef

reef noobie, since 1986

about the second, unidentified creature...or possibly ex-critter....is it hard or soft, does it ever swell up or shrink down. What does it do at night after everything is dark?

Inquiring minds want to know....but seriously those answers wouold help with ID....