Baby Rock flower anemones?

[SamMule]

I've had several spawning incidents in both of my tanks, but never seen any results until now.
#1 behind monti. Red with white stripes. 99% sure this is a RFA.

#2 is very tough to see in the picture. Grey with white stripes. Possibly a green mouth. Maybe another species? Frilled? Maybe ball anemone?
To frilly to be aptasia, I think.

 

[blaxsun]

Too hard to tell from the images. First looks like coraline and the second looks like aptasia. But you'd be able to tell for sure on your end.

 

[Marten]

They look like baby rock flowers to me, but better pictures would seal the deal.

 

[Jekyl]

White light photos. Blues wash the pics out

 

[SamMule]

Is there a variant of aptasia with shorter, lumpy, white tentacles? I've never seen one.
The only aptasia I've ever seen in person more closely resembles a tube anemone.

 

[Fish Think Pink]

I've had several spawning incidents in both of my tanks, but never seen any results until now.
#1 behind monti. Red with white stripes. 99% sure this is a RFA.

#2 is very tough to see in the picture. Grey with white stripes. Possibly a green mouth. Maybe another species? Frilled? Maybe ball anemone?
To frilly to be aptasia, I think.

baby rock flower anenomes resemble aiptasia IMO

This is a good thread to see babies pictured, I watch this other thread - go to #53 area to see TINY babies before they start getting color:

**Baby Rock Flower Anemones!** Reproduction at Corals.com! Share your stories too!

Happy Tuesday! We had an exciting event here at Corals.com! Looks like we're the proud "extended" parents of 11 baby Rock Flower Anemones! We've had these 2 Rock Flowers in a container by themselves for several months now. We were curious to see what would happen if left relatively undisturbed...

www.reef2reef.com

 

[Tired]

First one could be RFA, yeah. Second one isn't aiptasia, but could be something else, hard to tell. Doesn't /not/ look like a baby RFA.

 

[SamMule]

baby rock flower anenomes resemble aiptasia IMO

This is a good thread to see babies pictured, I watch this other thread - go to #53 area to see TINY babies before they start getting color:

**Baby Rock Flower Anemones!** Reproduction at Corals.com! Share your stories too!

Happy Tuesday! We had an exciting event here at Corals.com! Looks like we're the proud "extended" parents of 11 baby Rock Flower Anemones! We've had these 2 Rock Flowers in a container by themselves for several months now. We were curious to see what would happen if left relatively undisturbed...

www.reef2reef.com

Thank you!
Yes, #2 looks exactly like the ones pictured in post #37

 

[Fish Think Pink]

Thank you!
Yes, #2 looks exactly like the ones pictured in post #37

if you found those, then you probably have others you haven't yet found

I'm hoping to be lucky enough one day I get babies, too

Congratulations!!

 

[SamMule]

You're right. Main lights went off and I spotted another one under actinic.

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Mijanos?

 

[SamMule]

No, the tentacles are pointed. Majanos have bulbous tips and usually a green tint to them

 

[bsn_rn_cen]

I cant tell on the first picture but I had baby rfa that looked just like picture 2. You will be surprised how many of them you will notice now that you are looking for them

 

[Jaden9933]

Mijanos?

Majanos are my guess. They can be colorful and don’t always look like a pest. I had one two different kinds show up before. They stay small and move quick. One attached to a hermit crabs shell