Found these. No idea what they are...

[peteyboyny]

They almost look like spiders. At first I thought they might be brittle stars but they don't move like brittles and are in the light all day long. I can't tell if they have some sort of stem or foot. Looked on chucks addiction, couldn't find anything close.

 

[jerl77]

All I see is algae

 

[strgazr27]

Crappy pic but if you blow it up looks like they could be some type of star.

 

[jerl77]

Looks like he needs to take care of his tank some more

 

[peteyboyny]

All I see is algae

I was trying to use the algae to camouflage my lack of maintenance. Guess it didn't work.

 

[jerl77]

Instead of trying to sell jeeps you should put your time into your tank

 

[peteyboyny]

These thing move really fast when you get close to them. They dart into the rock crevice. Like I said, they look like some sort of spider, but most of what I found online says most sea spiders have a small body in comparison to the legs. They don not move like brittle stars, again more like spiders.

 

[peteyboyny]

Instead of trying to sell jeeps you should put your time into your tank

Did I find a stalker or something? Why u wanna buy the jeep?

 

[peteyboyny]

And yes Jerl, I have "slacked" on my maintenance. Been trying to get my boat up to speed. So my extra time has been spent on that.
The algae is outta control in my tank, bryopsis and all. Gonna try raising the mag to see if I can get rid of it. But that's another thread. We'll get back to that.
Now class, if you would kindly open your text books to page 123...

 

[rcharliesam]

Aiptasia?

 

[peteyboyny]

They don't look like aptasia, at least not the aptasia I've seen.

 

[TRIGGERMAN]

probably hydroids

 

[peteyboyny]

probably hydroids

I thought that too but, they don't look like any. Hyrdoids that I could find online. I know there are a lot of different species of hydroids, these don't look similar to anything I saw.

 

[peteyboyny]

Okay, got a better look at one of them. They have a stem and foot, and look like a nasty mean spider on top. Anatomically, they are built like aptasia. They're tentacles lie flat though (giving a spider like appearance). I'll see if I can get a better pic. Nobody has seen these before?

 

[duromega]

better picture or video will help
could be a feather duster worm

 

[peteyboyny]

Definitely not a feather duster worm.

 

[albano]

Looks like Caribbean curly cue anemone... Where is LR from?

 

[duromega]

albano 1+ it does look more like Curly Cue Anemone

 

[peteyboyny]

95% of the rock is DIY. The other 5% is of unknown origin. Definitely something sneaked in on some frags or coral.

 

[peteyboyny]

Here's another pic. Not sure if its any better.