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[p3mech]

Anyone know what these are and are they good to keep?


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[p3mech]

Pictures

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[Naterade86]

Kinda hard to tell what your asking about here.


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[Naterade86]

I see what looks like it may be maybe xenia. And a Majano anemone. But what are you inquiring about specifically. Maybe a better picture.

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[p3mech]

I was worried I had aptasia, is that the case with that in the rear.


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[Naterade86]

Hate to say it but yes. But it's actually pretty easy to manage. Many products out there. But I just used Aptasia X. Worked great and its relatively cheap

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[ca1ore]

This is the fish forum.

 

[Naterade86]

This is the fish forum.

Perhaps tell him the correct place to post.

Dont worry about him these forums can be tough to navigate. Good luck with your Aptasia.

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[OrionN]

It is not an Aptasia. I think I see several unfocused Borerman anemones. Here is a picture on one of the old thread. It is a beautiful anemone that slowly divided. can be a pest after 15-20 years.

 

[ca1ore]

Perhaps tell him the correct place to post.

Dont worry about him these forums can be tough to navigate. Good luck with your Aptasia.

So, why didn't you :lol:

 

[ca1ore]

I was worried I had aptasia, is that the case with that in the rear.

If you post this in the general reefing section, you will get more eyeballs. I, frankly, cannot tell from the picture what you have. Doesn't really look like aiptasia. Could be some kind of majano. IME, majano are actually more problematic than aiptasia.

 

[Naterade86]

Like I said man get us a better picture . In better focus.

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[p3mech]

Here is another picture, best I could get with my phone under water.

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[OrionN]

Man, you are bad at taken picture. Move what ever you want to take picture of to the middle of the screen. Touch the screen where to animal is so that it bring the animal into focus, then snap the picture. Need a clear picture of the anemone (I am not sure what you want ID) before we can tell. If you cannot get a clear picture then it is impossible for us to ID.