Could anyone I.d this for me please.

[shamanofsexy]

Feeding my new Damsels today and having a look across the rock to do a head count on the crabs and i noticed this on my rock.

Any Ideas??
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[brianjfinn]

Does it move? Looks to me like a sponge of some sort, but if it's not stationary, I'm not sure.

 

[seedless reefer]

Looks like a sponge or a tunicate.

 

[myvwrock]

so i am going to say coralline algae.

 

[william1]

I might have to go with mushrooms. Just a little shriveled up.

 

[tnyga]

william1;463583 wrote: i might have to go with mushrooms. Just a little shriveled up.

+1

 

[shamanofsexy]

Cheers guys. Im surprised to see any growth i havent fixed my lights up yet.

 

[brianjfinn]

WILLIAM1;463583 wrote: I might have to go with mushrooms. Just a little shriveled up.

I'd be surprised if those are mushrooms, personally. They really look more like a tunicate or a sponge of some sort, especially since he doesn't have his lights set up yet.

 

[jennm]

It looks like Coralline to me. Have you touched it? Is it hard and crusty, or soft and mushy?

If it's hard, it's likely Coralline algae. If it's soft and squishy, it could be mushrooms.

Jenn

 

[shamanofsexy]

JennM;463719 wrote: It looks like Coralline to me. Have you touched it? Is it hard and crusty, or soft and mushy?

If it's hard, it's likely Coralline algae. If it's soft and squishy, it could be mushrooms.

Jenn

Just went an touched it an it is Hard.

Red Coraline algae is good right?

 

[jennm]

Yes, absolutely. It will spread and hopefully, eventually all of your rock and back glass etc., will be covered in it.

Jenn

 

[myvwrock]

see my guess was correct YAYA