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Old 09-25-2003, 04:13 PM   #1
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Small anemone

Does anyone know what kind of anemone this is? You can see a big anemone to the right but im talking about the little one. Thanks.


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Old 09-25-2003, 04:25 PM   #2
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Hey possum, I edited your post to show the pic "inline" the sized pic is a link to the full sized pic, for those on broadband, or dialuppers willing to wait a few minutes

I waited, if I hadn't looked at the full size image, I would have had no idea what it was. It looks like a species of non-photosynthetic mushroom commonly found on Florida Aquacultured LR. Pseudocorynactis cribbeorum
Here is a pic of one of mine...
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RR - awesome pic. I agree on the ID! Good call - I had looked at it, and didn't have a clue - didn't realize the pic was a link to a higher rez. Txs!
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Thanks and i do believe you hit the nail on the head! Do you know of any websites with info on this critter? I have at least 7 or 8 of them in my tank.
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Well, if you put the scientific name in google, it comes back with one hit, to a post on this site, LOL. I have no links on it, maybe Teri has something
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Hehehe...

There isn't much info. out there on these. I do know that they are not photosynthetic, and will eat meaty foods - don't typically spread to pest proportions.

Here's one that looks a liitle more like yours:



From here: >>Reefimages.com<<

There is a little info. on them in this article, but IMO, it makes them out to be a bit more 'predatory' than they really are:

>>Mushrooms, Elephants Ears, and False Corals: A review of the Corallimorpharia<< ~ AQUARIUM INVERTEBRATES by JULIAN SPRUNG

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