Coral ID - Pics Included

mnestroy

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I found these guys all bunched up on a rock a few months ago, and I just let them do their own thing.

Since then I've seen them grow a bit but not much.

To me the look like cross between a baby rose bubble tip and a long tip anemone. Only one of them had moved off the rock and somehow ened up inside an empty snail shell (see pic). Over all I'd say thers 8-10 of of them. They do retract when touched, and look like they have a mouth.

I do have a LTA and a 2 penny size RBTA in my tank (the RBTA won't thrive, but the LTA is doing great)

Any thoughts?


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I think the thing you are wondering about is a mojano anemone. Not sure, but if it is, they are not good. If they are, you can get them to detach from the rock by peeling them off. I had them, and they became pretty invasive.
 
x2 mojano
careful- those things can spread like wildfire- beware cutting them up trying to remove them as that will aid the spreading
 
def. majanos.....duh on the other stuff in the pics :D
i had the green variety of majanos and a ton too.
a syringe and red vinegar worked well for me or the famous kalk paste. good luck. id get em asap.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15098791#post15098791 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by pseudo joe
It's a mojano. Kill quickly and carefully or they will spread.
+1....do something now before it's too late :eek:
 
i used a little needle syringe and vinegar and they just melt. they die completely. don't do too many at once cuz the vinegar can lower pH and cause an bacterial bloom.
 

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