Been on my rock for some time now has a Green tint to it very attractive w/e it is.
jkef2010 Member Jun 30, 2013 #1 Been on my rock for some time now has a Green tint to it very attractive w/e it is.
D DaveK Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2013 #2 It looks like an apista anemone to me. These can become a major problem. Kill it now.
Ian Eisenberg Member Jun 30, 2013 #3 Where did you get the LR? It looks more like a cup coral. If when it retracts it looks like this: Then you are fine. I have them in my tank (got my live rock from TBSaltwater) and they don't do any damage and don't really spread.
Where did you get the LR? It looks more like a cup coral. If when it retracts it looks like this: Then you are fine. I have them in my tank (got my live rock from TBSaltwater) and they don't do any damage and don't really spread.
PSU4ME JoePa lives on!!! Staff member PREMIUM Jun 30, 2013 #4 I'm leaning toward Ian here...... The aiptasia I've seen don't look like that.
Oxylebius Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2013 #5 My initial thought was a Ball Corallimorph, Pseudocorynactis (ball anemone), but I'm leaning towards Ian's ID of a cup coral.
My initial thought was a Ball Corallimorph, Pseudocorynactis (ball anemone), but I'm leaning towards Ian's ID of a cup coral.
jkef2010 Member Jun 30, 2013 #6 Yea its does exactly that and looks just like glad its not aptiasia. I have a few little Aptasia In the tank now i'm just waiting for it to get big enough to get rid of it and it don't look nothing like the aptaisa
Yea its does exactly that and looks just like glad its not aptiasia. I have a few little Aptasia In the tank now i'm just waiting for it to get big enough to get rid of it and it don't look nothing like the aptaisa