Assistance required in Identifying possible algae on Green Trumpet Coral

[Tsherwoo]

 

[GrendelPrime]

actualy looks like some kind of polyp, is there any chance of a better pic?

 

[Tsherwoo]

I will try its tough, my digital XLR is in china with a buddy, I have been using the Iphone 4. More pics on route..

 

[Tsherwoo]

I will try its tough, my digital XLR is in china with a buddy, I have been using the Iphone 4. More pics on route..

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[nanoreefing4fun]

Hard to see in pics... maybe clove polyps?

 

[Surfnut]

+1 for Clove Polyps

 

[jjmoneyman]

+2

 

[Uslanja]

We blew it up in paint and it sure does look like an Octocoral of some type. We are thinking they look like very similar to "flower pot" polyps.

 

[dmatt88]

I vote let it go n watch the trumpet coral progress. Then make the remove it decision.

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[Tsherwoo]

Thanks for your time & comments, I will update this thread with new pics as it matures

 

[linina]

As said by GrendelPrime it is true it would have been much better if you would have shared better pictures with us, because from this pictures it is really difficult for us to identify which algae are they. I have tried much harder to identify the algae from above shared pictures but hardly getting any idea. We are eagerly waiting for the updated thread with new images, so that things get easier to identify.

 

[Lionfish Lair]

We blew it up in paint and it sure does look like an Octocoral of some type. We are thinking they look like very similar to "flower pot" polyps.

+1 Definitely an octocoral. Start there with your search.

 

[tektite]

Based on its scale, I highly doubt its clove polyps. Most likely its blue anthelia.