ID this please

[coreef2006]

I know this is a bad pic, but I'm looking at the little green guy on the end of the rock. There are five and now they doubled in size, which is fine just want to know what it is.

 

[BrothaWolf]

No pic....

 

[coreef2006]

Theres the pic.

 

[lcstorc]

Are you talking about the circular object almost directly in the center of the pic?
If so it looks like a mushroom to me though I am definitely not an ID expert.

 

[aquaman3680]

looks like either a mushroom or a button polyp

Matt

 

[BrothaWolf]

Ya I agree either a button polyp or a shroom

 

[lgerold]

Looks like a green palythoa to me. That's a variety of button polyp.

Does it look like this?

 

[lgerold]

Here's a link to some fantastic information about button polyps:
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/feb2003/invert.htm

 

[saltwaterfarm]

Looks like a green palythoa to me. That's a variety of button polyp.

Does it look like this?

I agree... your pic has a jagged looking edge which makes me lean towards the button polyp as well!

 

[coreef2006]

Yes I am asking about the little green guy right in the middle. But it don't look like the pics in these replies so far, but thanks for the info so far.

 

[R.yumaDaddy?]

Protopalythoa

yes, my pic...hehehe

 

[lgerold]

Paly's come in ALOT of different colors. I have some that are shockingly green, some that are orange, brown, and they come in more colors too. If the general shape is right, it's a Paly!

 

[coreef2006]

Yes r.yumadaddy, that looks like them, much better picture thanks, I have 6 all brown ones on the other side of this rock. I built this first tank for preditors, but I think I have had more fum watching what comes out of the live rock and helping them grow.