Help! Strawberry corallimorph has gotten a strange white patch

[TheClown]

I’m worried about my California strawberry anemone, I went on vacation for a week and a white spot appeared on one, they are a cold water species and pretty rare, sometimes called club tipped anemone also, I don’t know what to do but I don’t think this is a good thing, but it’s only this one, the rest don’t have any spots

 

[vetteguy53081]

I’m worried about my California strawberry anemone, I went on vacation for a week and a white spot appeared on one, they are a cold water species and pretty rare, sometimes called club tipped anemone also, I don’t know what to do but I don’t think this is a good thing, but it’s only this one, the rest don’t have any spots

Pic quite blurry but may be expelling zooxanthellae which is inner algae and often occurs when there is too much light

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

Pic quite blurry but may be expelling zooxanthellae which is inner algae and often occurs when there is too much light

Don't calimorphs wander and find more preferential placement? The under sides of my caves are covered in them. They were introduced on a piece of rubble with zoa's. Since then, there are none on the zoa rubble. I feel like I've seen them in transit.

Fun side note: After my pom pom crabs nems died. He replaced them with calimorphs. I'll try and get a picture next time he's out.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Don't calimorphs wander and find more preferential placement? The under sides of my caves are covered in them. They were introduced on a piece of rubble with zoa's. Since then, there are none on the zoa rubble. I feel like I've seen them in transit.

Fun side note: After my pom pom crabs nems died. He replaced them with calimorphs. I'll try and get a picture next time he's out.

At times yes especially if they are subject to too much light and/or water flow