If it's sitting in a hole it may be very difficult to get out. If the Rock is easily removed, take it and put it next to the glass where you can get a good photo. If not, it doesn't seem to be causing immediate damage.
Good or bad hitchhiker anemone
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I'll see if the Rock is stuck down in the morning , lights off here in U.K. lol ... I'm sure iv moved that rock before, anyway I'll get some good pic of it im the morning
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Hi lion fish now that your back can you see if you know what the anem is in this thread , there's a few more pics on the other page , can't get any up to date ones as I killed it off
It stung one of the sps that was next to it , the sting was so bad that I had to totally frag the whole coral .
Anyway it had split into 2 and one hafe moved right under a coral
Strange how it spilt and it was still so small
Anyway any info would be good
Thanks
Hi lion fish now that your back can you see if you know what the anem is in this thread , there's a few more pics on the other page , can't get any up to date ones as I killed it off
It stung one of the sps that was next to it , the sting was so bad that I had to totally frag the whole coral .
Anyway it had split into 2 and one hafe moved right under a coral
Strange how it spilt and it was still so small
Anyway any info would be good
Thanks
Lionfish Lair
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Sorry, I'm not going to be able to add any helpful information. There are a lot of nondescript brown-ish anemones and I believe you did the right thing by removing it.
