Pest identification help. What is this green thing?

[akitareefer]

Look underneath the bubble algae, there's some sort of sparkly green nem....

 

[akitareefer]

 

[TUSI]

It looks like bubble algae don't see anything else

 

[NanaReefer]

It's not actually under the bubble algae Definitely a Nem of some kind though. Kind a pretty too Wish I could name it for you.

 

[Tahoe61]

Looks like a frag of a Favid to me, let it grow out I am pretty sure it's an LPS.

 

[Tahoe61]

Look at the "sparkly green" Favid type or Platygyra. Someone had a larger piece of LPS placed next to your zoanthids.

 

[NanaReefer]

Look at the "sparkly green" Favid type or Platygyra. Someone had a larger piece of LPS placed next to your zoanthids.

I wanna frag of that!!!

 

[kingsofke]

Green majano. Type of anemone (like aiptasia is a type of anemone). Slow grower, dosent grow big and dosent spread fast. Skirt may become bulbous like BTA. Don't anything that will eat it. Have to inject lime or something is you wanna kill it. Have never seen a tank taken over by them in any significant number.

 

[kingsofke]

Actually not good. You should kill it. http://reefcorner.com/reef-database-index/hitchhiker-index/majano-anemone/

 

[akitareefer]

I knew it was a pest, it just sucks because its so pretty. Guess who moved into the fowlr

 

[Tahoe61]

Does not looking anything like a Majano.

JM2C

 

[evolved]

Does not looking anything like a Majano.

JM2C

Considering the base of it, I do agree.

 

[Pete polyp]

I thought it looked like an lps, but I have remained silent because I didn't know for sure. The base seems to be encrusted onto the rock.

 

[deerhunter06]

not a mojano, im thnking maybe some type of cup coral

 

[akitareefer]

Well I haven't moved it yet. I'll take an update photo when I get home