Blue clove polyp

[lion king]

Doesn't look like what you have, looks more like xenia. A goni has more of a mound base not thick irregular stalks. Xenia is just as invasive.

 

[CanadianReefer]

Definitely doesn't look like blue polyps- I have them in my tank and they stay very close to the rock.

I actually wish they'd spread more quickly - I love them (yes, I'm one of THOSE people). They grow around my other corals and provide a nice blanket effect. I don't find them invasive like GDP or Xenia.

 

[Sistawolf]

I said goni for sure then I ran across these.. hmmm
http://m.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_Display.cfm?pCatId=692

 

[Jim Harrison]

Whatever they are, I'm a huge fan.

Following for verification so I can buy them if they aren't like xenia.

 

[kireek]

It could be a Kenya tree or type of singularia coral.I would not rule out xenia though.

 

[tripdad]

It looks to be some sort of octoral, clove polyp. I've never seen one with frilled edges before, that's very cool! If it's a goni' then same applies, never seen one with frilled edges. I think clove though because of the way the stalk is matting and stretching to grow. Either way it's cool, wish it was in one of my tanks so I could see how it matures.

 

[tripdad]

Should of said it clearer, NOT blue cloves, they grow very close to the rock with little or no stalk thickness or height. Don't ask how I know!

 

[tripdad]

I used to love my blue clove polyps.....until they spawned! Crappy cell pick but those are them loaded down with pink eggs.

 

[Tokyo Viking]

I agree it’s a Goni. I have blue cloves in my pico and the coral in the photo is too large. Blue clove is so small it almost looks like a covering of blue snowflakes.