Baby Xenia?

[reefgeek]

Noticed four small stalks on some rubble. Thoughts?

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[unibob]

Looks to be. But google colonial hydroids just to make sure it's not them.


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[reefgeek]

Not hydroids (had them in an old tank) ive never had xenia in the current tank...

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[unibob]

Where was your rock from?


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[Pistol]

Definitely looks like xenia, they can spread like wild fire.

 

[reefgeek]

most of my rock is marco dry rock. Had maybe 1-2lbs out of 250lbs that was actual live rock. Must have come in as free floating larvae or whatever the term is for coral.

 

[reefgeek]

Its weird that this pops up when I am having such a hard time with my tank right now (almost all corals are struggling)

 

[unibob]

Its weird that this pops up when I am having such a hard time with my tank right now (almost all corals are struggling)

It does well in high nutrients. Which corals are struggling?


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[reefgeek]

Lps acans, lobos, euphyllia. Its tough because all parameters are spot on. Anemone is just fine. i have new test kits on their way to verify results.

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[Shooter000]

I'm thinking kenya tree, I've got two tiny tiny ones just like that, the exact polyps!!, I tore out the big ones didn't see anything left, two weeks later, bam! There they are...

 

[reefgeek]

Going to let them grow for now, not really interested in leather type corals but also not going to complain about free coral.

 

[EricTMah]

Looks like a Kenya tree to me. But it's tough to tell from the pic


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