ID help

[chasesng]

Just picked up these hitch hikers on the rock for my new tank (29g AIO).
Would appreciate help identifying what these are (see my gallery for larger picture).

Here is the 1st (left) 2nd (right)

Here is the 3rd

Here is the 4th

and the 5th

Thanks

Steve

 

[fishman1069]

From what I can see on my pos cell phone , the 1st one looks like a kenya tree, 2nd looks like a shroom, 3rd looks like hairy shrooms, 4th looks like some kind of anemone and the 5th looks nlike a button polyp. Like I said Im on a cell so thats the best description I can give from what I see HTH

 

[howze01]

2 and 5 look like Mushrooms, the rest look like Ricordea to me. If so, those are some pretty sweet hitchhikers!

 

[ZANYMASTER]

Not for nothing but that last one looks like a Scoly.If so,what a find to get rock with that stuff already on it.

 

[Levito]

seriously, those are hitchhikers? I hope they make it through the cycle.

 

[lfsmarineguy]

They're all just different types of mushroom.

 

[skene]

OMG get them out...

I'll take them off your hands so that you don't have a mushroom breakout.

:p

 

[Treef]

nice hitchhikers

 

[tosiek]

yeah you have a nice mushroom, orange ricordia, blue ricordia, and a green mushroom or scoly.

Very very nice hitchhickers.

 

[Treef]

if you dont want them to spread everywhere, keep the rocks away from the main rockwork. if they spread they will limit the amount of space you have to keep other stuff... mainly by melting anything in its way

 

[chasesng]

Thanks all. I call them hitchhikers cuz they came with the rock which was obviously alive when i bought it. Bought the sand too and brought much of the water they came with. So any cycling was minimal. Havent really tested since moving it into my tank since there's not much i would do if i saw the parameters swing. Water changes being done on a weekly basis anyway.

Thanks again for everyone's input.