What is in my Zoa frag?

[Wicky48]

Just a shot in the dark. LOL Ya if the neck extends probably an anemone. As well its attached to rock. Trachyphillia like the sand. Its an unknown for sure. There are types of surf anemone that do look like that but I think you are gonna have to search for a while to find a match. I am going to keep looking once a day until I find a likeness.

 

[Oberst Hajj]

I'll be hosting the local reef club on the 19th, so maybe one of them might know what it is.

 

[Smarkow]

I'll be hosting the local reef club on the 19th, so maybe one of them might know what it is.

Let us know!

 

[Oberst Hajj]

So I got the sponges off the zoas and cleaned off some algae as well. They still have not opened up much in the last week, so today I pulled them out and did another dip on them and took a fine paint brush and gave them a good cleaning. Quite a bit of crud came off them/the frag plug, but I caught this little guy on them as well:

Not sure how long he has been on the zoa frag or if he is the one that has been bothering them... but he will not be bothering anything any more.

 

[Smarkow]

Not sure how long he has been on the zoa frag or if he is the one that has been bothering them... but he will not be bothering anything any more.

Seems reasonable.
Have you tried feeding the little hitchhiker nem?

 

[Oberst Hajj]

Seems reasonable.
Have you tried feeding the little hitchhiker nem?

No, I've not tried feeding him. He has not opened backup like he was since that first photo. I'll have some of the club members look at it on Sunday and then decide what to do with him.