Help IDing coral hitchhikers

[samallam]

These 2 pieces came on a piece of FL LR I picked up and I'd like to know what they are. I don't have any other pieces so I would really like to adjust my tank to ensure these survive (as a jump start) before I add more in the future. Does anyone know what they are? Its hard to get a good angle on the second one, so I may need to find a way to move that rock.

Thanks in advance!

[ReeferReefer]

I would like to know on the first one too. I have the same guy on some FL LR I have too. Looks like two heads made it and have fine extension. That second coral is amazing!

[Boggers]

The first one is a Sun Coral. not positive what type of LPS that second one is.

[samallam]

so based on some googling of Sun Coral, it looks like mine isn't healthy. Its not nearly as bright and I don't have it in a high flow area. I was more focused on the unidentified one when I placed the rock. I hope someone can help me with that so I can see if it needs anything special.

[Newstead]

Spot feed that sun coral some mysis each day to get it healthy.

[jamescstein]

#1 is a tube coral not a sun coral. Common FL liverock hitchhiker. They aren't pretty but I think they look pretty cool myself.

#2 is a mini brain coral (manacini sp). Used to be very common FL liverock hitchhiker, not so much in recent years.

 

Take a look at http://www.tampabaysaltwater.com/thepackage/organisms.html

[samallam]

Thanks Jamescstein! That looks spot on.

[lobster876]

Nice hh all i get are the bad ones

[samallam]

lobster, there is a clam or muscle and some other red thing that i thought was a cucumber but now i don't think so. I'm worried, however, that there is something evil waiting for me with all this awesomeness on 1 rock.