What is this please

[Keilus]

What is this? I was told a rockflower anmeone but ive never seen one like this

 

[fishguy242]

hi, welcome to the reef...

can you get a clearer pic ? possibly under blues too.
no skeleton correct, at 1st glance looks like a fox coral ??

 

[Spare time]

Looks like a fox coral to me. That is a weird spot for it

 

[Keilus]

hi, welcome to the reef...

can you get a clearer pic ? possibly under blues too.
no skeleton correct, at 1st glance looks like a fox coral

Looks like a fox coral to me. That is a weird spot for it

I thought fox coral myself. It moved like an anemone though and parked itself in that spot

 

[Keilus]

hi, welcome to the reef...

can you get a clearer pic ? possibly under blues too.
no skeleton correct, at 1st glance looks like a fox coral ??

 

[Keilus]

Excuse the mess just did a water change and havent had a chance to wipe tank down yet

 

[Spare time]

It moved itself? Does it not have a calcium carbonate skeleton underneath?

 

[fishguy242]

@Eagle_Steve @F i s h y @Lost in the Sauce ? any thoughts

 

[minus9]

Looks to be nemenzophyllia to me. They can inflate their tissue and move themselves a little, kinda like cynarina and others when they are small.

 

[Keilus]

It moved itself? Does it not have a calcium carbonate skeleton underneath?

No looks and feels just like the bubble tip “foot”

 

[Keilus]

It moved itself? Does it not have a calcium carbonate skeleton underneath?

It started in middle of tank when i put it and “walked” to behind rocks for a day or so then slowly made its way to where it is now and has been there for almost a month, it will cyrl up like its closed for a few hours and them open up completely at random times

 

[Spare time]

It started in middle of tank when i put it and “walked” to behind rocks for a day or so then slowly made its way to where it is now and has been there for almost a month, it will cyrl up like its closed for a few hours and them open up completely at random times

That is bizzare haha. Its almost like a fox coral that bailed its skeleton. I wonder if that is the case? I am curious what others on here think.

 

[fishguy242]

No looks and feels just like the bubble tip “foot”

is foot attached to glass/rock ?

 

[minus9]

If it’s not nemenzophyllia, then it could be a bleached rhodactis, but the flesh and oral openings look like Fox to me. Can you take a pic of bottom/side? Even a clearer pic of you holding it in your hand will help, anything that’s not through the glass.