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[restartfishkper]

So I decided to try saltwater it's a 5 gal going to be an invert tank maybe corals eventually but I was checking it before bed and I noticed this on the live rock I got from gulf live rock

[Darylb]

Aptasia


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[restartfishkper]

Ok thanks wasn't sure it looks like the ammonia spike killed it it's hard looking now glad it wasn't something worth keeping

[54seaweed]

ammonia spike didn't kill it ,I'm sure of that ,
use joe's juice aptasia X 0r boiling lemon juice
Aiptasia Anemone - Information and Control Methods

[restartfishkper]

Ok it looked different this morning but I just poked it with a pen and it retreated into the hole so I'll pick something up when I run some errands today

[restartfishkper]

Here's a few more things that came on the rocks the clam/mussel is still alive and seems to be doing ok

What it the worm looking thing? Also if anyone could identify what they see this is all new to me and I'm curious. Thanks again

[restartfishkper]

Here's another

[Sniperhank]

Well, looks like either a small minimaxi anemone or a disfigured hairy mushroom.
There is a lot of growth on your live rock, but most of the pictures aren't showing anything and hard to see.
The 'worm' could be a peanut worm.
Then in the last picture looks like some sponge and a lps coral...can't tell if there is any tissue left in there or not. Could be anything from a frogspawn to a duncan if is even alive.

[RedLeggedHermit]

The anemone almost looks like a rock flower anemone.