are these aiptaisa?

[greatCowOfMoscow]

please help new tank live rock have been in for only 4 day.

 

[lapin]

Looks like them to me. I would remove/kill them. I am not fond of things that look like that.

 

[greatCowOfMoscow]

Looks like them to me. I would remove/kill them. I am not fond of things that look like that.

thank you!

 

[cracker]

could be apastis. they don't match perfect. lets see what others say

 

[Mikedawg]

I'm thinking type of paly/zoa. Tentacles don't look long enough for classic Aiptasia.

 

[greatCowOfMoscow]

...well crap I don't know what to do now lol.

 

[Mikedawg]

AIPTASIA

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Maybe this will help...…….

 

[Algaewarrior]

2nd zoas/polys

 

[mmw64]

3rd zoas/polys

 

[greatCowOfMoscow]

AIPTASIA

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Maybe this will help...…….

thank you, might be too early to tell i just noticed them today. what do you think I should do?

 

[Mikedawg]

Enjoy them; diversity comes with live rock

 

[cracker]

don't worry ,just keep an eye on them if possible apastia spreads real quick !
Thought the stalks were were too fat.

 

[Scotty Buttons]

I agree those are palythoa, they look a little bleached from being in the shade or low light. I'd let them grow. Free coral.

 

[Algaewarrior]

I recently fought aiptasia with a peppermint shrimp. It was on the bottom of my hammer coral along with a few other places. He took them out in a week.

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

Definitely zoa/palys

 

[DSC reef]

Agree with zoa/paly. Not aptasia.

 

[jd371]

I concur definitely zoa/paly, they just share the same color as aptasia and could be mistaken.

 

[Captain Quint]

I agree with DSC reef and others on zoa/paly. Not Aptasia.

 

[DaveNJ]

zoa/paly

 

[Epic Aquaculture]

I concur, zoa/paly