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What color is aipsatia
I have something growing on a rock that i suspect may be aipastia (or however you spell it). But all the pics i see show this being brown....is aipastia brown mine are very small and they are yellow...ill get some pics up tomorrow
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They are brown light brown, pinkish, or even clear or white if they are growing where there is no light.
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THere is also [if very hairy around the disk] yellow star polyps, a sort of soft coral.
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Sound like you have aptasia. Get rid of it.
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Hard to say for sure. Pics would help to id that.
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Look here for some pics. http://www.melevsreef.com/id/
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They are from brown to totally clear also called glass anemones due to the transparency... right?
light=color no light=no color or barely |
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Those are nice polips !! no pest at all
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Those are yellow polyps. I've got 2 patches in my tank.
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Here are a couple websites that talk about Aipstasia and how to rid your tank of them.
http://www.reefs.org/library/aquari...s/aiptasia.html http://www.reefscapes.net/articles/...ia_control.html
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