what is this guy?

[reefjonny]

Hope this is the right spot for a this, need identifying this guy. I have about 10 of them all in different locations...here is a pic of one below;

Top right of the pic you can see what looks like a polyp with a green outline.

Thanks,

 

[P-Dub]

AIPTASIA. Bummer.

 

[reefjonny]

that doesn't look like the aptaisia I've had prior. Do I do the same thing and remove them completely? That is a bummer...thought this was a good thing

 

[P-Dub]

that doesn't look like the aptaisia I've had prior. Do I do the same thing and remove them completely? That is a bummer...thought this was a good thing

Well, get us a better shot under white lights, and let's be certain...

 

[N.Sreefer]

My guess is majano nem but def need white light pics. The one by the top of the pic may be a sarlac if it has a beak in the middle. (Jk)

 

[i cant think]

Hope this is the right spot for a this, need identifying this guy. I have about 10 of them all in different locations...here is a pic of one below;

Top right of the pic you can see what looks like a polyp with a green outline.

Thanks,

It looks like a ball nem to me, a white light photo may help us identify it better. The ball anemones tend to be clear/spotted with bright tips and majano anemones tend to be the monstrous BTA.

 

[i cant think]

Hope this is the right spot for a this, need identifying this guy. I have about 10 of them all in different locations...here is a pic of one below;

Top right of the pic you can see what looks like a polyp with a green outline.

Thanks,

duplicate

 

[reefjonny]

our phone cameras aren't great, does this help?

 

[reefjonny]

okay, better pics below, what is this?

 

[Cell]

Do you have multiple Rock Flower Anemones in the tank? Could baby RFA's if they aren't some small pest nem.

 

[reefjonny]

Do you have multiple Rock Flower Anemones in the tank? Could baby RFA's if they aren't some small pest nem.

No, I don't think I have any rock anemones. My father in law has a large 300 gallon tank and he occasionally brings me live rock or small frags...I think these are hitchers..possibly mojanos.

 

[bradleym]

I have some of these. They are cute little pests, never get big like majano or aipasia, they just stay about the size of a pencil eraser. But they do split often, so they are considered a pest.