ID Please

[FailingUpwards]

I would assume a Pod of some sort, but is it my fear of a Cirolanid?

Did the wild live rock from Florida, no fish in the tank yet. Aplogies, don't have a macro lens for my DSLR yet.

 

[DSC reef]

Looks like an amphipod, good member of the tank.

 

[KJ]

Look like Cirolanid to me.

 

[FailingUpwards]

The Cirolanid was my first guess but per the pictures on Lionfish Lair, the eyes aren't the same but the body looks about right. Sphaeromatid has similar eyes, but the tail does not match (Sphaero points in, while in the picture the tail fans out). BTW, on the first picture, ignore the one on the right, it's a reflection off the glass.

 

[KJ]

My computer is down now :mad:

 

[KJ]

The Cirolanid was my first guess but per the pictures on Lionfish Lair, the eyes aren't the same but the body looks about right. Sphaeromatid has similar eyes, but the tail does not match (Sphaero points in, while in the picture the tail fans out). BTW, on the first picture, ignore the one on the right, it's a reflection off the glass.

https://www.google.com/search?q=cir...X&ved=0ahUKEwibk4n5v9bNAhVL0WMKHf3eDYQQ7AkILw

 

[FailingUpwards]

Yeah, got it out, found out it was dead already and was a Cirolanid

 

[MyReefRobbedMe]

Looks like pineapple sponge to me . If it is than they are beneficial filter feeders , found a lot in newer tanks

 

[MyReefRobbedMe]

Bottom pic looks like some kind of pod but top looks like pineapple sponge , I had a bunch in my tank when it was newer , they seemed to like under and inside LR out of the Light

 

[FailingUpwards]

No, was not a sponge, I got the critter out and yes it was a Cironalid.