Is this bubble anemone or what?

[ahmadbw]

Hello All,

This is my firt post , please help me with this , i have it on LR since i bought it from the shop before 10 days.

Thanks

 

[eastlake]

Its kind of hard to tell from the picture, but if it came from the store on the live rock I'd put my guess in on a mojano anemone. If you intend to do a reef I'd take the rock out if possible and chisel a small part of the rock off that has the anemone as these guys tend to spread quickly and sting coral. If you're doing fish only/live rock you could leave it alone and get a reef effect, theres someone on here that has a tank FULL of green ones and it looks cool.

 

[hotdamn]

You can take a butane burner to it and make anemone BBQ..

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Yes, mojano anemone.

 

[TauntingBeef]

+1 I think peppermint shrimp might eat them my peppermint eat some so

 

[mcgyvr]

Does not look like a mojano to me..
A few more shots from different angles would help though..

 

[ahmadbw]

Thank you all, new photo uploaded

 

[ahmadbw]

anyone?

 

[Ron Reefman]

I'm kind of with mcgyvr on this one. I can't say for sure what it is. I've never seen a majano look pinkish and translucent as that one appears to be in the photo.

If you are concerned about an aiptasia or majano infestation, get rid of it. For me, I'd give it time and see what it does. But then I keep a lot of unusual critters.

 

[ahmadbw]

I'm kind of with mcgyvr on this one. I can't say for sure what it is. I've never seen a majano look pinkish and translucent as that one appears to be in the photo.

If you are concerned about an aiptasia or majano infestation, get rid of it. For me, I'd give it time and see what it does. But then I keep a lot of unusual critters.

Thank you , FYi if i touch it , no shrinking