NEED ANSWERS.

[Radams1969]

Does anyone have any idea on what these could be? Good or bad? They are all over the rock in the 5 gallon nano tank. Any answers would be appreciated.

 

[Jekyl]

Hard to tell with the extreme blue going on. Ball or majano anemone would be my guess

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Does anyone have any idea on what these could be? Good or bad? They are all over the rock in the 5 gallon nano tank. Any answers would be appreciated.

How old is your tank? What type of rock did you use (dry or live)?
And pics with white lights will definitely help.

 

[Radams1969]

Hard to tell with the extreme blue going on. Ball or majano anemone would be my guess

It's under blue lights sorry. Are they bad to have?

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

It's under blue lights sorry. Are they bad to have?

We can't tell what they are without less blue pictures.....

 

[Radams1969]

How old is your tank? What type of rock did you use (dry or live)?
And pics with white lights will definitely help.

I will post with white lights in the AM but you really cant see them in whites well. Tank is 5 weeks old . It's live rock from well established aquarium

 

[JachPot]

It's under blue lights sorry. Are they bad to have?

You'll really have to take plain white light pictures to get an actual answer with any amount of certainty from the crew here.

 

[Radams1969]

You'll really have to take plain white light pictures to get an actual answer with any amount of certainty from the crew here.

OK thanks

 

[monkeyCmonkeyDo]

Strawberry nems. Ur good
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[Radams1969]

Strawberry nems. Ur good
D

Thank you makes me feel better for sure

 

[MaxTremors]

Looks like Psuedocorynactis, which are often called ‘ball anemones’. They aren’t actually anemones, they’re more closely related to mushrooms. They can still sting other corals, and can spread (though not like aiptasia), but otherwise they’re mostly harmless. If you want to remove them, you can use any of the methods to remove aiptasia.

 

[Radams1969]

Looks like Psuedocorynactis, which are often called ‘ball anemones’. They aren’t actually anemones, they’re more closely related to mushrooms. They can still sting other corals, and can spread (though not like aiptasia), but otherwise they’re mostly harmless. If you want to remove them, you can use any of the methods to remove aiptasia.

Thank you