Freshwater corals?

[meir]

So I actually cldnt find the right thread to post this on so just bare with me. I have a question. Is it possible for there to be freshwater coral?

 

[Tyreef2016]

Following. Maybe there is a type of coral where a river mouth hits the ocean? more of a brackish coral possibly?

 

[pugcrush]

What is this freshwater you speak of? Ha. But not really. I do recall reading a small reef found in brackish in South America, where a major river exits. However, there is a freshwater coralline algae that has adapted to all freshwater. http://www.advancedaquarist.com/blog/discovery-of-first-freshwater-coralline-algae

 

[listen2bob]

There are freshwater sponges

 

[AdamNC]

Rocks and sticks

 

[cameronh]

There are brackish anemones where I live. But they eat fish. I've tested them

 

[DanConnor]

I think freshwater bryozoans, hydrozoans and jellyfish are as close as you are going to get.