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What Is This?
It's not aiptasia or mojano. There are several, they live in the substrate in my refugium.
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That does not look like aptasia. They are not that "clear".
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Huh. The balls on the tips of the tentacles make me think of a Corynactis sp, but I really have no idea. I've definately never seen an aptasia or a majano that looks like that, nor one that burrows in substrate.
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hydro?
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A friend has suggested hydroids{there are lots of different types}. Another thought Pseudocornyactis Caribbeorum and sent me pics of hers which look similar, but are in the rocks.
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possibly small curley-cue anemones? a close cousin of the Aiptasia, ...
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