Two hitchhiker id please

[mick777]

This one is round and has green stripes going to it middle

 

And this brown hitchhiker, I thought they were Aiptasia but the tubes are opaque and not glasslike that I have seen with Aiptasia, sorry for bad photo was taken on phone

[WV Reefer]

18 minutes ago, mick777 said:

This one is round and has green stripes going to it middle

 

And this brown hitchhiker, I thought they were Aiptasia but the tubes are opaque and not glasslike that I have seen with Aiptasia, sorry for bad photo was taken on phone

The bottom pic is colonial hydroids. 

[LazyFish]

Kill the hydroids fast before they spread. Idk about the other can you get a picture of it all the way open showing the whole disc of the polyp or whatever it is.

[mick777]

11 hours ago, WV Reefer said:

The bottom pic is colonial hydroids. 

 

10 hours ago, LazyFish said:

Kill the hydroids fast before they spread. Idk about the other can you get a picture of it all the way open showing the whole disc of the polyp or whatever it is.

 

Thanks for the ID I will remove the small rock its on in the sump, I will try and get a better picture of the first one, its just in a bad spot to get a clear one

[Spence]

Found this in my tank when moving some rock clam or mussel please help

[jambon]

On 5/25/2019 at 8:22 PM, mick777 said:

 

 

Thanks for the ID I will remove the small rock its on in the sump, I will try and get a better picture of the first one, its just in a bad spot to get a clear one

The top looks like a trumpet or candy cane coral polyp.  If so and your conditions are good it should thrive.

[johnmaloney]

On 9/6/2019 at 6:39 PM, Spence said:

Found this in my tank when moving some rock clam or mussel please help

clam, likely a Chama spp. They aren't all ornate, google images will show the nicer looking ones first. Yours is more like a smooth edged jewelbox, Chama spinuosa. They are common in the Florida Keys.