id this?

[mindytoy]

it looks like aptesia, but see through/ transparent, and has white dots on the tips. size of a nickel! i know its not aptesia this one looks nicer but does anyone have an idea of what it could be?

 

[EvMiBo]

Can't see it..?

 

[mindytoy]

i dont have pics of it and my cell doesnt take good pics....

anyone?

 

[paulallen]

Sounds like a ball anemone to me. Not a problem really. Some people say they are, but there are a few in my 75 gal and I haven't noticed a problem.

http://www.projectdibs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1153

 

[mindytoy]

anyone have pics of these?

 

[paulallen]

Edited my post.

http://www.projectdibs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1153

 

[mindytoy]

oh yeha its definately that one!! its under a rock and so are my sponges. so i just let it be?

 

[paulallen]

Yeah they aren't a problem really. If you don't like them try to kill them. It's your tank.

 

[K' Family Reef]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13247521#post13247521 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by paulallen
Yeah they aren't a problem really. If you don't like them try to kill them. It's your tank.

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[K' Family Reef]

we have several of those in our fuge
they typically come in on LR rubble and they are NOT a problem... they can be fed and will add a nice diversity to your system... there are quite a few different species and most will open up/feed at nite (related to ricordea)... but you can feed it mysis shrimp anytime of the day by placing it on them (very sticky like a venus flytrap).

many ocean photographers like to photograph these at nite... they can get large (in the ocean) and make great images!... do a google search for many beautiful images of these.

regards