ID some paly lookin' things please

[gregzz4]

Not the whitish cloves, but rather the 2 different kinds of green paly-lookin' ones

BTW, now you can see why I really regret using dry rock

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx136/Gregzz4/75%20Gallon%20Build/DSC01618.jpg

[11purewater]

No idea sorry ,but they're cool!

[gregzz4]

Bump

[FragIt Dan]

I have had an algae that looks like that, I think it was a life stage of one of the common ones as I see it now and then but only for a short while. Hard to say from the pic, but if it has a green stock that does NOT mat onto the rocks and join with the neighbours I would say it is algae and not Zoas or palys. Hard to say from the pic though.

[FragIt Dan]

Try this...
Acetabularia crenulata
about half way down the page here:
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/GrnAlgIDF6.htm

[gregzz4]

Thanks Dan, that's close enough for me :wink:
Mermaids Wineglass algae

[FragIt Dan]

Your welcome :) Apparently fairly rare and desirable too! Nice score :)

[gregzz4]

Ya I saw that 'rare' bit online
I'd rather not have it, but the wife likes it
I find it to be a bit of a detritus trap, but I can see peeps likin' it as you don't have to look at bare rock

Pretty hardy stuff ...
Grew from LR cooked down to zero params, and in the dark, for 3 months

Maybe I should add some dry rock rubble and start selling frags :razz: