is this a Baby Rock Anemonie?

[martinsp]

Hi I have 2 rock anemones in my tank, I just noticed this little one on a rock.
could this be a hitchhiker, or maybe they are reproducing?
Thanks in advance

 

[KJ]

Yes that looks like a baby rock anemones.

 

[DeniseAndy]

Tentacles look a bit long. Probably a manjano (pest anemone).

 

[martinsp]

Tentacles look a bit long. Probably a manjano (pest anemone).

should I let it grow to see what happens, or remove it?

 

[KJ]

should I let it grow to see what happens, or remove it?

https://www.google.com/search?q=roc...ved=0ahUKEwih39DxyvvbAhUCxVkKHbqXCjEQ_AUICigB

 

[KJ]

or remove it?

Don't remove its rock anemones

 

[martinsp]

Don't remove its rock anemones

Thanks,
I have 2 other adult rock anemones in the tank,
if they spawned should I see more babies?

 

[KJ]

Thanks,
I have 2 other adult rock anemones in the tank,
if they spawned should I see more babies?

;Bookworm

 

[sotsreef]

Thanks,
I have 2 other adult rock anemones in the tank,
if they spawned should I see more babies?

Yes, depending on your fish and inverts some of the babies might get eaten if not given a safe haven. But some would end up finding there way into rocks and hide until they climb out. Usually when they spawn it’s not just one or two, but several at once. I have seen a video of a guys tank that had 40 babies and he was luckily there when they spawned so he saved them all.

 

[NU2REEFIN]

Looks like a rock nem to me. Mine have spit babies many times. Here is a recent picture of what I saved from the lastest spawn.

 

[martinsp]

Awesome, i'll look for more!
I'll post more pics if if find any.

Thanks

 

[DeniseAndy]

Thanks for better id guys. I was not really sure. Love the baby rock nems. I have tons of rock nems and no babies. AAHHHGGG!