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ARGRACIA · Mar 30, 2022

Hello!! Nice to be here!! 29 Gal Reef Tank !!

ARGRACIA · Mar 30, 2022

ARGRACIA said:
Hello!! Nice to be here!! 29 Gal Reef Tank !!

Can anyone tell me what these are? They were hitch hikers on a piece of live rock I purchased

Peace River · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

Projects with Sam · Mar 30, 2022

Sean Clark · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome. Glad you are here.

youcallmenny1 · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome to the club! Looks like a few aptasia. Might want to nuke those before you add too much more.

vetteguy53081 · Mar 30, 2022

tharbin · Mar 30, 2022

You don't want to know... aptasia. Easy to kill at this stage. The main thing is to not leave them too long. They proliferate quickly if left unattended to. Welcome to R2R

Fishfreak2009 · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

G Santana · Mar 30, 2022

Bienvenido!!!

PeterC99 · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome to R2R!

Jeffcb · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

Fred2482 · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome!

Coinzmans Reef · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome,

A peppermint shrimp would eat them right up. Are those whitish spots on your glass moving?

Just John · Mar 30, 2022

Glad you're here! As others said, Aiptasia. Nothing to fear. Lots of info on here about how do get rid of them. Just remember to do it out of the tank and rinse well so no "babies" get back into the tank. They can be ejected when the Aiptasia are poked.

Miami Reef · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome!

Pretty much every person with a reef tank deals with aiptasia. They are managed with biological or human manual control.

DeniseAndy · Mar 30, 2022

Welcome.
Yep, look like aiptasia to me too. Take rock out and scrape them off with razor blade and rinse well in new saltwater before sending off to tank again. Or, cover with super glue, rinse, return. Or both!