Any ideas on this coral

[Raleighfishnerd]

Just showed up a few weeks ago anybody got an id

 

[Affordable Aquatic]

It looks either like a tiny feather duster worm or a pest anemone. Im thinking its a Majano.

 

[Rpbustillo]

Definitely looks like a pest anemone, you need to take care of it ASAP before it spreads.

 

[Gregcoyote]

Majano anemone. Kill it.

 

[Raleighfishnerd]

Sucks that it's a pest looks super cool.
Best in tank removal? The rock it's on I would have to disassemble the whole tank to remove.

 

[Rpbustillo]

Try mixing up some kalk paste, mix RO water and kalkwasser until it's a thick paste and use a big syringe to squirt in it's mouth.

 

[Gregcoyote]

Joes Juice works great, they will eat it then die. Very effective IMO.

 

[Raleighfishnerd]

Thanks guys

 

[trzabka]

its apatasia

 

[Raleighfishnerd]

Ok so I killed it with aptasia x and there was a hard skeleton left behind. Don't think it was either aptasia or majano

 

[trzabka]

That's definitely apitasia it could very well have been growing out of something that was there prior to it. Once you get them they are a pain to get rid so keep up on them if u see more pop up

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[Raleighfishnerd]

There was nothing there before it started to grow and looked nothing like any aptasia or majano I have seen or could find online.

 

[Gregcoyote]

Adult majano anemone. There are several different varieties of this little guy, none of them desirable. They sting corals.

 

[Sniperhank]

Ok so I killed it with aptasia x and there was a hard skeleton left behind. Don't think it was either aptasia or majano

This is common with aiptasia x. It might be every time, but when they normally retract into the rock you can't tell.