Possible pest anemone ID

[29reef]

I was wondering if anyone can ID these for me....

Thanks

 

[SNAKEMANVET]

I never seen those before,kinda cool looking.

 

[bradleym]

I never seen those before,kinda cool looking.

Same here. Very cool, but never seen anything like it before.

 

[Samcro]

look like majano's. i seen them before with red tips. like a xmas tree. they are worse than aptasia in regards to stinging corals.

 

[iamwrasseman]

manjos ! kill them now !

 

[bradleym]

look like majano's. i seen them before with red tips. like a xmas tree. they are worse than aptasia in regards to stinging corals.

Majanos don't have pink tips, you're thinking of another pest called the "tulip anemone". And both majanos and tulip anemones usually have more tentacles and they are usually not so pointy, more of a blunt, rounded tip. The shape is dead-on for aiptasia, but I've never seen a green aiptasia before.

 

[wheelspin]

they are actually a nice looking green...I'm interested to find out what exactly they are....lol

 

[29reef]

Interesting. No one seems to know. I agree they shouldn't be kept; but I was hoping someone would know a little more about them.

 

[SNAKEMANVET]

How long have you had them and have they reproduced.

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Those are such a pretty color! Personally I'd set up a little 2.5 gallon for them and watch their behavior.

 

[bradleym]

Those are such a pretty color! Personally I'd set up a little 2.5 gallon for them and watch their behavior.

+1 that's what I'd do. Good luck on getting an ID.

 

[jakik]

I know this an old post, but i am wondering if you ever identified these anemones? I have them too and they spread at an amazing rate. The photo posted is the only picture I have seen that match my anemones perfectly.
Luckily they are only in a couple of my smaller tanks. So far I haven't found anything that eats them. I have tried filefish and peppermint shrimp. Sorry I didn't remove them when I only had a few : (
Any thoughts would be appreciated!