Found this coral on another a coral. What is it?

[owen2121]

Please help me ID this not sure if I should scrape it off or it allow it to grow out. It's currently on a shell with a Kenya tree coral.

 

[Joevember]

Looks like a pipe organ coral.

I haven't ID'd anything like this before, so some other people's input would help.

[WV Reefer]

1 hour ago, owen2121 said:

Please help me ID this not sure if I should scrape it off or it allow it to grow out. It's currently on a shell with a Kenya tree coral.

 

I would leave it until you can be sure. 

 

Looks like some type of clove polyp maybe?

 

possibly Pipe organ. It’s just so small still. 

[Zane W]

23 minutes ago, WV Reefer said:

I would leave it until you can be sure. 

 

Looks like some type of clove polyp maybe?

 

possibly Pipe organ. It’s just so small still. 

Looks more like a pipe organ but as you said to young to tell  😕 

[righttirefire]

It doesnt lool like my pipe organ. Im leaning toward a clove/star polyp thingy. I like the green

[MrObscura]

I thought clove polyps when I saw them. But I'm no expert. 

[owen2121]

I will let it chill in my tank untill I can confirm what it is, then I can figure out what to do with it. Thanks guys for your input.

[moose2823]

Theyre called metallic green star polyps, at least by LFS.  I think I read somewhere that its a pacific variety of GSP gorgonian.  They thrive and grow very quickly as long as you have SOME nitrate and phosphate (not a lot). 

[owen2121]

thank you that is definitely what they are.