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Nedd help ID'ing
I found this pic on google. I have these in my tank. What are they.
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It is hard to see in the pic, but does it have a skeletal structure similar to that of Frogspawn? If not it is an anemone, I have a couple like it in my sump, they eat whole snails when they can get them. I also have something like that (a group of 3 as a matter of fact) that do have the skeletal structure in my main display, and I have no idea what they are. There was a thread a few months back, before I found mine, that dealt with it and had good pics, but I haven't been able to locate it and I don't recall the answer.
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They look like little strawberry anems.
Nonphotosynthetic, harmless--if they are what I think--I too have many under ledges--they inflate at night. |
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They do look like them but without the color. I wish I was able to find a better pic. But it took my wife a while to find that pic.
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It's a "orange ball anemone". I have tons.
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Here's another pic, I have a bunch in my tank and also have no idea what they are, but they look like the same thing as what's posted above...
This pic is from my tank.
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Are they bad or what?
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Not bad IMO, they have caused no issues in my tank....I have a LOT with SPS. If you see white spots near corals near these anemones, then worry, for now, I say don't.
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Cup Coral maybe?
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Hello,
looks like Corynactis california regards Markus |
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