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Oh, thanks for the reminder. I meant to add some details about the rock. Most of the rock in the tank is Marco with a bit of live rock from TBS. Most of that is in the sump. I looked in there and didn't see any obvious nems, but it's pretty overgrown with algae, so I may have missed some. I would think aiptasia would be pretty obvious in the sump if they were there, though. And that would be a really big aiptasia, no? Any tips on what to do with the light bulb?Florida live rock? Could maybe be a light bulb anemone if so, otherwise I think aiptasia is a reasonable bet.
+1 on aptasiaFlorida live rock? Could maybe be a light bulb anemone if so, otherwise I think aiptasia is a reasonable bet.
Keep removal simple: Using a syringe or pipette, inject either lemon juice or better yet. . kalkwasser powder mixed with tank water into a paste the consistency of toothpaste and inject into the very center core and it will melt away

