Coral? ID

[Rockys_Pride]

I found these little guys on some LR I just bought.
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[MCCOOL]

The first pic are zoanthids or palythoas, I don't see anything in the second.

[cloak]

I think that's a "ball-tipped anemone" in the second picture.

[availablename]

button polyps in the first pic and glass anenome or bleached majono in the second pic

[Rockys_Pride]

Are these going to be a problem in the future? I'm planning on a mixed community reef tank.

[necessary evil]

the zoos are a good thing if they're pretty, the anem if its a glass one just ignore it the only grow in the shadows and don't bother anything, if its a majano though it will create problems

[Rockys_Pride]

I found three so far. Two close up into a white polyp the other into an orange one. Should I try and grow them for better ID ?

[bunzaroo]

button polyps in the first pic and glass anenome or bleached majono in the second pic

The second pic looks like a cup coral to me . I have several, that came on my live rock. Do a google search for cup coral.

[necessary evil]

I'm sure its not a cup coral, but i'm also pretty sure its not an aptasia or majano, it will stay that color and only grow in shadows, there are at least 10 in my tank hidden back in the shadow under rockwork

[cloak]

Check this out.

http://www.melevsreef.com/id/shrooms.html

[Salamander]

First looks more like palythoa, but could be zoas.

Second looks like a pseudocorynactis. Harmless little HH anemone.

[MandM]

Second looks like a pseudocorynactis. Harmless little HH anemone.

I agree.
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/mantisfreak/pseudocorynactis.jpg

AKA ball anemone, small and harmless. They tend to hang out in low light areas.

[Rockys_Pride]

Sweet thanks