Another ID

[3S1K]

The first one was a hitchiker when I bought my condy over a year ago and was smaller than a dime.

http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/wetoddimage.wtdr/wMTE5MDE0MjZzNDEzZGZkMzF5NTQx.jpg

This one was a hitchiker from a week ago when I was given a Favia coral from my LFS.It was hiding along the side of the rock and is very very tiny.Let me know if you need better pictures,this one was hard to focus on.


http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/wetoddimage.wtdr/wMTE5MDE0MTZzNDEzZGZkMzF5NTQx.jpg

 

[travisurfer]

the second one kind of reminds me of a bta

does your clown play host to the condy?

 

[3S1K]

No it hasn't,I've seen it get closer to my Torch coral than the Condy.

 

[maww]

the smaller anemone looks like a majano anemone.

 

[3S1K]

I'm pretty sure its not Majano,its tips are bubble shapped which leads me to a BTA but not sure since I haven't seen many pictures of them.

Doesn't Majano and Aiptasia look similar?If they don't then it could be since I thought they looked similar.

 

[RBTA]

Its a majano, majanoes are bubble tipped, the look like BTAs but they stay small and can reproduce quickly. Some people consider them a pest, others don't. Personal preference I guess. I think they are pretty cool.

 

[SweetFawn]

I agree, looks like majano. I have seen some really beautiful bubble tip ones that I really wish they wern't majano. The colors can be really pretty.

 

[3S1K]

Anyone else agree its Majano before he meets my friend Joe Juice Also any ideas on the larger one I pictured?

 

[z_rivers]

picture 1 is a condylactus anemone, a non-natural clownfish hosting anemone. picture 2 is a mojano.