ID two corals please :)

[thefallenangel]

Both corals are in the middle of the pictures. The branching white one and the green one. Both were hitchhikers. The white one might be a sponge. Thanx! Of course if needed I can easily take more pics.

 

[meowzer]

The second one looks like a majano anemone PEST
The first, I'm not sure, but what ar those things to the left of it????

 

[thefallenangel]

The corals to the left are snake polyps. There pretty cool. Does Majano anemone glow under actinic lights? These do.

 

[spanko]

Second picture is common Palythoa sp.
First picture is;
Brown on left agree with snake polyps Isaurus Tuberculata
And the white is a sponge.

 

[meowzer]

Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3183677
Second picture is common Palythoa sp.
First picture is;
Brown on left agree with snake polyps Isaurus Tuberculata
And the white is a sponge.

They look just like this to me....I'm gonna give up on the majanos

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[spanko]

Also called green implosion palythoa. not mine, from frag outpost

 

[thefallenangel]

Very cool. Thank you very much. Not to be stupid, but is it common for sponges in people's tanks to get so large? I guess I haven't seen to many people "showing off" their sponges. lol Of course I realize they get huge in the wild.

 

[spanko]

Depends on the sponge type, your water quality, available nutrients etc. etc. etc.

 

[thefallenangel]

Thanx again. I realize I do have a nutrient rich problem. As you can see by my spaghetti worms. Just another quick ID question. This is a Colt tree right?

 

[shrimpy brains]

Originally Posted by Thefallenangel
http:///forum/post/3183705
Thanx again. I realize I do have a nutrient rich problem. As you can see by my spaghetti worms. Just another quick ID question. This is a Colt tree right?
Looks like Kenya!