Anemone hitchhiker?

[FrightyDog]

There are tons if these. Are they dangerous? If so how do i get rid of them?

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[chefbill]

Hard to tell from pic, but looks like aptasia. Google to find a possitive ID, if it is aptasia, do a search on this site to see how to get rid of them.

 

[Darylb]

It doesn't look like aptasia it looks to thick and the tenticals are stumpy maybe mojano

 

[FrightyDog]

It is not aispatia

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[chefbill]

Hmmm. I need either new phone or new glasses lol

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[kdpuffer]

Ball tip anemone, I think it's called corynactus

 

[FrightyDog]

Isn't that a mushroom though?

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[ezy33]

IMO it looks like a Tube Anemone.

 

[kdpuffer]

Tube anemones look totally different, it is definitely a corynactus anemone google it.

 

[mr_X]

Ball tip anemone, I think it's called corynactus

Exactly. Harmless and they come and go. No worries.

 

[FrightyDog]

Yes! I think i have some pseudocornycactus also. Would they harm a scooter Blenny?

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[mr_X]

I don't think pseudocorynactis are seen in closed systems very often. Unless it's a fairly large specimen, it's a corynactis, and nothing to worry about.