Can anyone identify these?

[Aronsaquarium]

Can anyone identify what these are?

I was told by my LFS that they were mushrooms, though they looked unsure as they said that, and I’m still questioning lol

Got it 2 days ago

 

[Rmckoy]

Doesn’t looks like mushroom yet. Does it open more ?
Better zoomed in pictures might help

 

[AydenLincoln]

Looks like an acan or micromussa to me!

 

[Aronsaquarium]

So I’m not sure if they open up more, if they were fully open in the store than they only open up a little bit more..
But not sure if they only arrived shortly before. But it’s been a couple days, don’t think it’s gonna be a major difference

What interesting is that I have non reef safe fish, and have found that they don’t like mushrooms. So I have a bunch of mushrooms. And they don’t seem interested in these either. But that doesn’t mean that much..
Could just taste bad

 

[Rmckoy]

Looks like an acan or micromussa to me!

I was thinking the same

 

[MoshJosh]

Partially receded Blasto.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Can anyone identify what these are?

I was told by my LFS that they were mushrooms, though they looked unsure as they said that, and I’m still questioning lol

Got it 2 days ago

Micromussa or favites
need pic under white lights to confirm tissue or skeleton

 

[JGT]

Blasto or Acan. Not a shroom.

 

[Aronsaquarium]

they do close up similar to mushrooms when touched. I know that doesn’t mean much but has that skin on the back.

I’m searching the suggestions so far, found a couple that look similar

Kinda looks like both of these. It has a bright green mouth.
And there’s like white tissue around it when it’s being touched

 

[Aronsaquarium]

Oh yeah looks like favits too.

How can I tell which it is?

And if it’s not that important, is there anything I should know about feeding if needed and dosing if needed?

I don’t dose for my mushrooms and anemone. But not sure about these..
And I have coral feed plankton in the fridge. (Do they last more than a year?)
So I can feed that

 

[Narideth]

It may be a blastomussa merletti. It seems to have a skeletal structure that may be branching, but it's difficult to say from the pics.

 

[Rmckoy]

Indian Ocean Redfin butterflyfish
Myers butterflyfish
Clown butterflyfish

If they ever come available .
I’d grab one in a heart beat !

 

[JGT]

Indian Ocean Redfin butterflyfish
Myers butterflyfish
Clown butterflyfish

If they ever come available .
I’d grab one in a heart beat !

Think you want the thread next door.

 

[Rmckoy]

Indian Ocean Redfin butterflyfish
Myers butterflyfish
Clown butterflyfish

If they ever come available .
I’d grab one in a heart beat !

Wrong thread …


I Apologize !
Please delete comment

 

[Rmckoy]

Think you want the thread next door.

Which ever thread has cold beer and med rare beef .

 

[Aronsaquarium]

Turns out the iPhone isn’t as good as advertised
Best I can get.

 

[Alexopora]

Turns out the iPhone isn’t as good as advertised
Best I can get.

Im gonna say Blastomussa. Definitely not a mushroom. Blastos arent a hard coral to care for, they do like to be fed especially mysis shrimp or pellets. They generally do not like too much light or flow. Give yours a few days to a week and it should extend alot more.

 

[MoshJosh]

care w

Turns out the iPhone isn’t as good as advertised
Best I can get.

I'm doubling down. . . blasto!

 

[Derrick0580]

100% agree with them being blastomussa!

 

[i cant think]

Can anyone identify what these are?

I was told by my LFS that they were mushrooms, though they looked unsure as they said that, and I’m still questioning lol

Got it 2 days ago

Looks to me like it could be an Acan echinata