kill it or let them grow?

[Graham_f]

hey, need your expertise.

first i found two of these little anemone things. one big(about .75") and one small (.25") but have grown from nothing. are they a problem? They are translucent with white tips and have a white center attached to the rock.
look kinda cool, dont seem to grab food or react much to touch.

kinda hard to see. dead center between the candy cane.



and then this little slug thing. It been hiding/riding on or around one of my Astraea snails. it had a hard backplate and is super fast... at least as fast as my hermits across the botton of the tank. caught him, now he'c chilling in a cup



thanks,
Graham

[Coral Hoarder]

number 2 is a paper shel snail 100% harm less
the anems i let em grow lol

[daplatapus]

The snail is a Stomatella. Very good, keep.
As far as the anemone thingy, is it between the two candy cane heads on the left (possibly mojano?) or between the left and right candy cane colony's - feather duster.

[GoFish]

...and ball tip anemones.

[Graham_f]

Originally Posted by daplatapus

The snail is a Stomatella. Very good, keep.
As far as the anemone thingy, is it between the two candy cane heads on the left (possibly mojano?) or between the left and right candy cane colony's - feather duster.

ha, im not concerned about the feather dusters... but thanks for pointing them out

yep, right between the two heads. Ive looked online but they dont seem to match the mojano pictures. mine looks just like a baby torch coral...


either way, i need to chill out. I sit and wait as things slowly grow and mature, but panic everytime i see something new. Who would have thought a little fish tank could be so stressful
thanks for the help.

Graham

[hfp75]

leave both... the snail/slug thing is good I have a ton of them, the ? anemone, let it grow if its a manjo kill it later. If its something good then your in luck. Either way its to early to tell right now.