Aiptasia?

[tebriel]

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Is this guy an aiptasia like I was told? I don't wanna nuke 'em if he's not.

 

[jessezm]

Better safe than sorry but it's hard to tell from the pick. It doesn't look like the standard aiptasia with smooth, tapering tips. It looks more like some kind of hydroid or something. almost looks like and LPS with feeders out, but in that case, it would have a skeleton of some sort, and the feeders probably would be retracted during the day...

Can you get some better pics?

 

[tebriel]

Solitary Ahermatypic Coral: taken from http://www.ronshimek.com/Animal%20Groups%203%20Cnidarians.htm">http://www.ronshimek.com/Animal%20Groups%203%20Cnidarians.htm</a>

it's the third one down. Seems to be just a common, non-exciting coral heh. thanks for the help though, I tried to get a better picture but couldn't, my poor 5 year old digicam isn't that great :huh:

 

[seedless reefer]

Good research on the coral.

cool little hitchhiker.