Hi my mushroom decided after 2 years to move when I moved it back to a better corner (It couldn't stay where it landed it would have took a beating) it happily rested n stayed there happy and still is there now. but I've now noticed on some of the rock where it moved to these have appeared on the rubble my rock I've moved one to get the pic . Do I have new baby mushrooms lol or something else???
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It doesn't look like the mother polyp , nor does it look like aiptasia . Could be majano anemones . Though I'm not sure , hope this helps
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+1 Looks like majano
Ohhh just googled I have a bubble tip but not added new rock been the same rock I've had at the initial set up like 3 years ago and that was taken out of the old tank it was in. So is it possible still to be that ?
I think it's an orange ball anemone (actually a corallimorph).
It's odd I'm looking at pics of manjano and they all look so different. When while like is off it glows a bit green like the mushroom this is why I wasn't sure arghhhh these tanks do test us eh lol
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Corynactis corallimorph. The more uncommon and prettier version of the pseudocorynactis that we sometimes see on liverock
leave it. pretty and reef safe.
unless you find beautiful harmless hitchhikers a cause for panic... don't panic.
Omg so mean lol only 3 n 2 are on the corner rock rubble so if need be I coukd lift out n this one I moved to see it. Luckily not near coral where they are so I'll keep a little longer. But glad it's nothing bad. Crackers though as nothing new in the tank for over 3 years. Thanks x
