Reefmob
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Is this an anenome?
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AquaRick
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Looks maybe like aiptasia. Does it retract back into the rock if you touch it?
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Reefmob
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I poked it and at first it did nothing even roped one of the arms. Then it did retract and kinda moved up to another hole
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Reefmob
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It's light brownish
AquaRick
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Could be a Majano. Either way, both are nuisance anemones that you will want to remove from your tank.
If the rock where the anemone is can be removed, use a lighter or cooking torch to burn it off. This works best imo\ime.
If the rock can't be removed, you can inject various things into the anemone with a syringe: kalk paste, hot lemon juice. There are also other commercial products you can use: joe's juice, aiptasia X etc.
If the rock where the anemone is can be removed, use a lighter or cooking torch to burn it off. This works best imo\ime.
If the rock can't be removed, you can inject various things into the anemone with a syringe: kalk paste, hot lemon juice. There are also other commercial products you can use: joe's juice, aiptasia X etc.
