Is this Baby Aptaisia?

[YamahaF934]

Found these on one rock in my QT, not sure how Aptasia would get in there but what are these little things.

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[lvsuckerfish]

look like feather dusters or sponges hard to tell from the pic

 

[MGDMIRAGE]

Definitely look like feather dusters but really hard to tell with unfocused picture Definitely not aiptasia though, the babies look identical to the parent anemone.

 

[YamahaF934]

Definitely look like feather dusters but really hard to tell with unfocused picture Definitely not aiptasia though, the babies look identical to the parent anemone.

Sorry Guys. . . I spent all my money on this fish tank so I only have a point and shoot. . .

Here are a few more. Just as bad though.
So I should just leave them in there.

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[broskie]

They are baby feather dusters. You can tell from there base.

 

[returnofsid]

Baby Feather Dusters. Irritate or surprise them, and see how quickly they suck into their tubes. Watch closely, because it's almost instant.

 

[lvsuckerfish]

I am guessing sponges I had those in a low flow area good either way for the system.

 

[Bored4ever86]

I'd say they are pineapple sponges or something similar, nothing to worry about (good things)

 

[ashton]

+1 for small pineapple sponges.

 

[Herefishyfishy]

Those tiny white tubes with frilly ends are Feather dusters, filter feeders.

 

[FreakinReefin]

Those look nothing like feather dusters. +1 Pineapple Sponges.

 

[YamahaF934]

Think they were sponges because they formed in my QT tank with low flow. . . Now in my DT they are gone with high flow.

 

[JBJ28LED]

feather duster

 

[HUMPRICE]

Anybody thinking hydroids?

 

[YamahaF934]

Not sure what that is but they are gone now. . I did notice some in low flow areas next to the powerhead. Which leads me to believe they were sponges.

 

[jrgilles]

+1 feather duster of pineapple sponge