Need some ID

[unitedaf]

Looks like a bristleworm to me but want to confirm. Also, any idea what this flower looking coral is? I can ID the cabbage (leather coral) and looks like a Kenya tree.

 

[MikeRizz88]

Zoa, or paly. Possibly anemone, Pic of worm no idea

 

[unitedaf]

Zoa, or paly. Pic of worm no idea

Never seen a Zoa/paly like this. it doesn't have a stem-like zoa/poly. the under side have more like a rock flower/ BTA legs.

 

[Gernader]

It could be a majano anemone. The worm might be a bristleworm, but not sure.

 

[Johny Cash]

+1 bristle worm

 

[unitedaf]

It could be a majano anemone. The worm might be a bristleworm, but not sure.

That's what I thought at first on the Majano, but never seen one before and just got this rock for the cabbage coral. Just waiting for tomorrow to try to remove the cabbage and Kenya tree off the rock. Which dip should I use for leather coral?

 

[Mr_Knightley]

The worm is a bristleworm, the flower thing is some type of anemone, possibly rock flower.

Good day and God bless!

 

[Gernader]

That's what I thought at first on the Majano, but never seen one before and just got this rock for the cabbage coral. Just waiting for tomorrow to try to remove the cabbage and Kenya tree off the rock. Which dip should I use for leather coral?

Any coral dip will be fine such as CoralRX, Bayer, etc.

 

[unitedaf]

Any coral dip will be fine such as CoralRX, Bayer, etc.

Ok, cool I do have CoralRx, Bayer and KoralMD

 

[unitedaf]

The worm is a bristleworm, the flower thing is some type of anemone, possibly rock flower.

Good day and God bless!

Almost want to put my Orchid Dottyback to a feast.

 

[samnaz]

Looks like a majano to me.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Bristleworm, sebae or rock flower anemone, and Charlie brown zoa

 

[Quantum_Reefer]

not sure about the nem but that's definitely a bristle worm. Hate them so much lol

 

[unitedaf]

Here’s the side photo of that coral

 

[unitedaf]

So still haven't really able to ID this one. Here are some additional photos in different lighting. It planted it self in the sand bed for a while and now it has moved to the rock. Some type of anemone?