Is this a GSP of sorts?

[Titleist1964]

Came across this after I changed my light settings, tank is 24 hours old, LR/LS from TBS. The rock and sand are beaming with life.
Any thoughts on this? I've come across a couple already.

 

[Sharkbait19]

Not gsp, it more closely resembles a group of nems (majano?) or some lps to me.

 

[Titleist1964]

Not gsp, it more closely resembles a group of nems (majano?) or some lps to me.

very interesting, I did a lil googling, probably not the best but they stay pretty small and if I get lucky and get peppermint he might take care if it.

 

[shakacuz]

does it have a skeletal structure? is it soft?

 

[Titleist1964]

does it have a skeletal structure? is it soft?

really hard to tell because it's so small.

 

[shakacuz]

really hard to tell because it's so small.

my first guess it is maybe a galaxea coral (an LPS).

 

[Titleist1964]

It does look very very close to that

 

[Anemone_Fanatic]

Cladocora arbuscula is my guess. They seem to be common on gulf rock. Everything I can find about them tells me that they are photosynthetic, but I would spot feed it anyways.

 

[Titleist1964]

Cladocora arbuscula is my guess. They seem to be common on gulf rock. Everything I can find about them tells me that they are photosynthetic, but I would spot feed it anyways.

I saw a few pix that resemble that, but what I have when it opens, actually looks pretty.

 

[Titleist1964]

I have a GoPro 360. I'm going to set up on a tripod over the weekend and scan the tank. I came across a couple bubbles I didn't like, and if it's those nasty ones I want the rock out ASAP so I can treat them

 

[Anemone_Fanatic]

It could also be Occulina robusta. Most pictures of them have closed polyps, but the few with open polyps look kind of similar.

 

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More photos will help, probably a Cup coral or Robusta

 

[Titleist1964]

I'll work on a few more pix, I had to move the rocks around and not sure where they ended up.