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![]() Hey there, I just recently found this little polyp looking thing with greenish tentacle looking things on the outside of it. Just wondering if it should be plucked or left alone. Thanks!
![]() Last edited by WarDog; 02-02-2016 at 05:10 AM. |
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![]() Fixed picture, it kinda looks like a painting by Monet.
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![]() Haha, searched it up and was like what does that coral look like lol.
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![]() Corynactis?
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![]() hydra?
Last edited by gobytron; 02-02-2016 at 03:38 PM. |
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![]() +1 on Corynactis, Jewel anemone.
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![]() we're talking top left corner, not middle, right?
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![]() Yes the middle is what I'm wanting the ID on. It does look like pictures I've been checking out of the jewel anemones. Just wondering if they are reef safe now? Or if they are pests like aptasia?
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![]() Beanz, I'd keep an eye on it. I'm not convinced it is Corynactis sp as most (all?) species of Corynactis are temperate, and unless you got rock/corals from a temperate location, then it's unlikely to get one of these critters. Maybe if you have a Gorgonian coral. It might be Corynactis. The pic isn't clear enough to see it well, and there are a lot of little anemones that look like that. Keep an eye on it - if you notice they are popping up babies at a quick rate, then nuke it (Aiptasia methods like kalkwasser paste should work).Soapy's pic is Pseudocorynactis sp, White Ball Anemone. They aren't usually a problem, but in rare occurrences it can become invasive.
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