ID Please

[LBFish]

Can anyone ID these for me please? Also, are they palys or zoas? I'm guessing palys, but i'm still very new to the hobby.

Thanks!

 

[Nick_kun]

It looks like bleached out palys to me. But wow, it does look like an aiptasia also.

 

[LBFish]

Any way to get the color back? They were a hitchhiker on the rock and has produced two babies.

 

[jediluke]

you can name it. seems like unknown paly.

 

[Nick_kun]

Any way to get the color back? They were a hitchhiker on the rock and has produced two babies.

you can try directly feeding it or more light for sure.

 

[LBFish]

I will try directly feeding it, but it is in direct light under a 150W MH now would it really need more light than that? I have it placed roughly in the middle of my tank, perhaps a little higher than the middle, could it be getting too much light?

Also, is it possible that is simply the color it is supposed to be? It hasn't changed colors since I first found it in my tank. It was much lower in the tank at the time and it has gotten bigger and grown two babies...would it propagate if it was bleached and would the new ones be bleached as well?

 

[Nick_kun]

I will try directly feeding it, but it is in direct light under a 150W MH now would it really need more light than that? I have it placed roughly in the middle of my tank, perhaps a little higher than the middle, could it be getting too much light?

Also, is it possible that is simply the color it is supposed to be? It hasn't changed colors since I first found it in my tank. It was much lower in the tank at the time and it has gotten bigger and grown two babies...would it propagate if it was bleached and would the new ones be bleached as well?

oh, didn't realize the placement. It could also be too much light.

 

[jamescobb22]

im no expert but that looks exactly like a washed out aptasia, looks like the aptasia I have in my tank anyway but more translucent.


More pics pls

 

[atcdrifter]

Its an hybrid aptisia & poly mix

 

[FOSELONE]

you dont wanna feed those bro...those are pest anemones...