Looking for an ID

[smogl00]

Not quite sure what this thing is. Looks like it may be some kind of nem. It has a foot, clear tentacles with white tips, and a reddish pink body. Very small, about the size of a pea. It actually looks pretty cool. Ideas?

 

[reefer4ever]

A strawberry nem from my guess. If not, i would say majano nem which is bad.

 

[shroutk3]

I have those. Haven't noticed any bad effects and they don't seem to spread. Definitely not mojano.

 

[magdelan]

It's a White Ball Tipped Corallimorph.

 

[jdoenumber2]

Given the uncertainty and number of pests outweighing good hitch hikers, I would QT it for a while or pull it all together. Good luck.

 

[Jacwil]

It's a White Ball Tipped Corallimorph.

My buddy suffered from that ailment in college! :hmm5:

 

[superkat]

wow, Justin. It's a ball nem. My daughter has a couple and took one to her biology lab.

 

[zooman72]

Pseudocorynactis sp. - Caribbean corallimorph, non-photosynthetic, usually prefer dim areas in tank...

 

[smogl00]

Not in my tank, it's in a friend's tank, but I'll tell him to keep an eye on it. If it doesn't turn into a monster of some kind, I'm officially jealous because it does look cool. Thanks everyone ;-)

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

I've deliberately added these to my reef aquariums.
They're usually only seen at night.

 

[Capt_Cully]

I had a huge population of them in my sump. Never saw them in the display. never a problem.

 

[kelso1980]

My buddy suffered from that ailment in college! :hmm5:

hahaha gross!