ID help...hitchiker ?

[da1jewfish]

I know the easiest way to id is with a pic but I don't have a camera that can take it with any precision. Here it is, it is green, about the size of a nickle, it has 2 relatively large green bulges in the center. It looks similar to a mushsroom, but I don't know if it is. It is "in" a piece of rock pretty far and above it is overhangs of the same rock, therefore it doesn't get really anylight. any ideas?:confused:

[Bryce]

Some kind of sponge or truncatellidae maybe?

[Germanman]

Some kind of sponge or truncatellidae maybe?

did u mean tunicate? or did u mean the snail that is that genus?

hard to tell without a picture really...hows it feel?

[da1jewfish]

I don't know looks soft
It doesn't seem to move very much.
It probably needs light right?
what is a tunicate?

hey ps. I come across a 72 current orbit power compact strip fixture. The bulbs are old so they would need to be replaced and there are not lunar lights. Any idea how much it would sell for?
Thank you.

[Germanman]

not sure on the price really...here are some pics of tunicates.

[da1jewfish]

nice pics, I've never seen those before, but thats not it...
this is flat and green thing looks like a mushsroom

[da1jewfish]

I don't want him to die, he's pretty sweet.

[Germanman]

its probably a mushroom coral then.