Please Id

Today as I was cleaning the glass I found this,
now what is it? it was upside down in that rock
so I turned it over...humm!!! I wish i could load a bigger pic

 

Can't tell.....load it up on one of the free hosting sites like photobucket so we can get a bigger pic.

 

I try it!

http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm246/R34dawn/Id_this.jpg

I might have to wait till it get some what bigger

 

I still cant see anything to be able to id it. Luna

 

LOL! sorry, I can see it really good, it's my dang camra 5.0 mp I supposed maybe when it get bigger we be able to tell, I will try again later it's got to be some way to do it

http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm246/R34dawn/Reef tank1/Id_this1.jpg
this is a new link maybe you can see it better is like a little white tree

 

I can't see it well enough still. However, I can still make an educated guess.

If the "tree" is soft and quickly pulls into a tube or the rock, it's a harmless featherduster.

If it's hard, more than likely a foram. They are harmless protista. Sadly, this linked article doesn't contain a picture of a foram in the body style you are pointing out, but there is a foram that looks like that. Foraminiferans by Ronald L. Shimek, Ph.D. - Reefkeeping.com

 

is it a tube or anemone? Im guessing its either just a featherduster or aptasia

 

o if it is aptasia you dont want it, get a peppermint shrimp to eat it before it becomes a problem

 

Is not a feather duster, and it ain't aptasia, it looks more like a tiny tree, is sort of white but is really small, you can see it pretty good but the camra seems to get out of focus if I try to get a better pic, or closer; it is the little white thing that looks like a piece of lint
>))))*>

 

Just going by description, perhaps a foraminiferans (3rd picture down):

Reefs.org: Where Reefkeeping Begins on the Internet - foraminiferans