What are these???

[*SENSI*]

ive looked through all the books that were giving to me when i was givin this tank an i cant find anything on them an no one seems 2 be able 2 tell me wat they are??? an also do i need to feed them anything special??

thxs mike

 

[ak_reefer]

Are you talking about the green mushrooms? They are like most photosynthetic corals they get most of their nutrition through photosynthesis. They also feed off nutrients in your system and can be spot fed.

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[Isoprene]

Not sure what your talking about? First pic do you mean the greenish / blue mushrooms or the small red blotches next to them? It looks like the second pic is just what the above poster mentioned, green or blue mushrooms. They are extremely common and come in a variety of colors and patterns. I have purple smooth one and purple ones with striations of blue. They low light and not much else, these things thrive in high nutrient systems.

 

[*SENSI*]

im sorry, the pink tip things with the whiteish lookin bodies sorry photos arent that great the one pic i have of both of them is 2 big to add

 

[matty0206]

Without a better pic I would guess anemone or sun/dendro coral. Is the white base hard or soft? When it retracts does it disappear?

 

[*SENSI*]

hope this is better, there is 2 of them, the base is white an appear to be soft, the one lower left is sucked in

 

[mike007]

Looks like a rose anemone to me.

 

[matty0206]

Definitely anemone's but you will probably need to let them color up and heal to get a positive id. Good light, good water, and some food chopped small should work.

 

[SeahorseKeeper]

Definitely anemone's but you will probably need to let them color up and heal to get a positive id. Good light, good water, and some food chopped small should work.

+1. The anemones do remind me of what my rose bubble tipped anemone looked like. What type of lighting do you have?

 

[*SENSI*]

im not sure but what came with the tank is a Coralife light, it goes across the whole length of the tank, i did break it down a couple weeks ago to clean off the build up on the two glass panels that are on it, an on the bulb i saw Coralife 20,000 k, 150 watt, 1st pic is when the lights start up an the 2nd is when they are fully going if that helps