Bta or majano

[McCarrick]

It has never extended further out from this, so it definitely has a foot.... it would be awesome if it was a bta.

 

[blaxsun]

It looks like a micro BTA. "Mini me"...

 

[Cell]

BTA to me.

 

[Fishy888]

I thought for sure this was a majano but looking at it magnified I think it’s a BTA as well.

 

[steveschuerger]

That’s definitely the smallest bta I’ve ever seen. I’ve had majano before and the tentacles are more evenly fat with them

 

[McCarrick]

That’s definitely the smallest bta I’ve ever seen. I’ve had majano before and the tentacles are more evenly fat with them

It's definitely super tiny. It's probably the size of a pea at most. I'm super happy that the consensus is BTA over Majano!

 

[Spare time]

Looks more like a majano to me because of the size.

So, is anybody able to tell me what this might be?

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[encrustingacro]

A wise man once said:
"If in doubt, take it out."

 

[sfin52]

A wise man once said:
"If in doubt, take it out."

It can wait a bit. That prevents a lot of cool creatures from being in the tank.

 

[McCarrick]

A wise man once said:
"If in doubt, take it out."

I normally follow that. In this case I wanted to make sure.

 

[McCarrick]

It's probably a majano. They can look pretty and "bubbled" as adults, as shown below, but they're invasive and sting other corals/inverts. They should be eliminated.

Mine doesn't have Long bubbled tentacles like this one. Mine are much shorter where the bubbles make up the majority of the tentacle