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It has been drawn to my attention that these may be majano (sp.?) anemones. They kind of look like them, though I cannot find a picture of a majano with the dark red tips that these have. Rather than risking selling a pest to somebody, I have decided to call off the whole deal. I have only sold two so far and would be happy to refund people's money. What a lot of time/work/effort for nothing. I am so embarrassed - I thought with the red tips they were rbta's for sure. Sorry for wasting everyone's time! Has anyone seen majano anemones with red tips before?
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I am just glad I did not distribute them to everyone and then find out they were pests afterwards. We manually removed all we could yesterday and plan to use a syringe to catch any others that show up. Can I dose vinegar or lemon juice right into my tank or do I have to remove the rocks, does anyone know?
I guess it was kind of funny. Here is my significant other carefully removing them from the rocks, making sure not to hurt them, placing them gently into these little plastic containers we picked up just for the occasion. We even had an rbta care sheet printed up for people to read if they wanted. An hour later - we were flushing them left, right and centre!
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Thanks. If we do not post our mistakes we cannot help other people learn, and nobody wants that.
I had a person say that they still wanted some for a fish and live rock set up. I told him the whole story about spreading, stinging, etc. Does anyone know if this would cause issues? He wants them to spread on the rocks to make it look more marine-like, and with no corals he should have no issues. Anyone?
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