bubble tip or majano

[tanicaesar]

hey guys, I got this hitchhiker on my live rock and don't know which anenome it is, here's some pics

 

[Sniperhank]

That is not a majano.

 

[Jeremy S.]

Just for reference these are majano...sadly on one of my rocks.

Yours doesn't look like majano to me

 

[tanicaesar]

oh cool thanks! what a shame they are a pest, when they arnt unattractive ahha

 

[Jeremy S.]

Yea I thought mine were awesome looking but then I learned what they are...however I haven't removed mine yet lol I actually fed them some guppies the other day just to watch how they feed. I wish I could post the video up on here from my iPhone.

 

[Nu-Nu the eel]

You fed it a live guppy?? How?? Lol

 

[tanicaesar]

oh wow a whole guppy that's unreal, haha another question really quick, on all of my rock there is like a seathrough film, kinda looks like a sheet of spiderweb, what could it be?

 

[Gboy66]

oh wow a whole guppy that's unreal, haha another question really quick, on all of my rock there is like a seathrough film, kinda looks like a sheet of spiderweb, what could it be?

Prob a feather duster or worm of some sort. I have one and it annoys the heck out of me lol

 

[Jeremy S.]

You fed it a live guppy?? How?? Lol

I have a tank breeding guppies just for shits and giggles right now. But to feed the majano and my button polyps, I take a few fry and juveniles and disable them through ice shock. I then pick them up with tweezers and simply touch the coral with the guppy and most immediately react and grab the food.

Here is a pic from the video where I fed my Button Polyps and the Majano anemone just a couple of guppies.

Crap sorry about the double pictures.