ANYONE EVER see fungia like this? Than tell me what kind it is!

LMAO..... I remember Haley.... LOL.... alot younger than me though.... the one i remember was matt I think my cousin hit him with a line drive and broke his jaw..... ouch...

 

no never played for niles..... and we never played harding at southington...LOL....

 

Yep Hayley...my mom used to babysit her when i was little, her and her sister Brittany...then Hayley became a Cleveland Cavaliers cheerleader...i still talk with her once in a while...smokin still.lol

 

The picture looks like a Majano Anemone, it is a predator, and most individuals try to remove them once they find, because they multiply and can take over a tank. Example: known predator of zoo's as in the picture you posted. But there are others that would purchase and try to control.

I could be wrong, the picture appears to be what I have seen before.

The Majano Problem - The problem the majano anemone presents is that while by itself it appears to be a rather docile creature, minding its own business, it has a disturbing tendency to divide and conquer. In other words it is extremely invasive. One can have an attractive saltwater aquarium, complete with a coral reef and a majano anemone or two, and before long, everything is covered with the anemone. So, it's little wonder that it is an undesirable creature to have. Not only undesirable, but in the view of many, very difficult to bring under control or get rid of.

 

It has a skeleton..its a fungia..

 

Pretty cool. Want to sell the second one that popped up?

 

I'll post some once i find the camera..the smaller of the 2 actually kept a green body instead of the purple-ish blue body that the big one has

 

Eh not yet, cuz they are different..the small one kept a green body, i might sell some if more grow where these ones started once they fall off and become free living

 

here are 4 new pics..the little one is getting big too they both ate a piece of shrimp today so they are very happy

 

Looks like a type of "Button Coral" GENUS-Cynarina very nice ones too