ID on invertebrate

[deckard]

anyone knows what's this???

 

[Cougra]

It's a sea-apple, possibly Pseudocolochirus axilogus.

 

[EdgeKrusher]

Definetly not your typical Granny Smith.

 

[wooddood]

yep it's a sea apple.

 

[deckard]

Thank you so much! i can take better car of it now =)

 

[TDEVIL]

well they got the ID for you

just wanted to say :welcomera to RS

td

 

[deckard]

Thanks for the welcome i'll post pics soon

 

[Gina]

Agree with above just wanted to say...:welcomera :hallo:.

 

[wooddood]

sorry deckard forgot to say :welcomera to the sanctuary your gonna like it here.

 

[nivek]

Lots of info here :

http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=530&highlight=sea+apple

Keep an eye on your sea apple. I see that the feeding tentacles are not out yet, so it may move around your tank to find a more suitable spot.

 

[deckard]

Yes, indeed it's moving around the tank, i had no idea they were toxic

 

[Tosh_Auer]

I got a question. How does one of those get in your tank without ya knowing what it is?

 

[Brucey]

That's why LR is called LR I guess. I didn't know I had starfish, anenomes, crabs, snails, worms, nudibracnhes etc etc .... all of which arrived on my LR. It's been 18 months now and sometimes I still see things I didn't know i had .... amazing
Brucey

 

[deckard]

Originally posted by Tosh_Auer
I got a question. How does one of those get in your tank without ya knowing what it is?

Actually it was a gift from my sister lol