What could these beauties be?

[opacheso]

What could these beauties be?
(These have been on my tank for six months now, at first it was only one but now they are two. I like them, are they a plague?)
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[DGee]

Majano anemone's Kill them with a vengeance before they take over your tank!

I made a mixture of Lemon juice and Aptasia X and it did the trick...

 

[tahoe61]

majano anemone's kill them with a vengeance before they take over your tank!

I made a mixture of lemon juice and aptasia x and it did the trick...

+1

 

[noahm]

yes, majano. the plague for sure. Slower if you don't overfeed.

 

[Ritten]

.... x4

 

[opacheso]

i see.
thank you guys!
but why are this consider a plague?

 

[Sisterlimonpot]

They spread through the tank rapidly.

 

[rgonzalez]

They sting corals and fish. Not work the heartache.

 

[Frick-n-Frags]

What could these beauties be?
(These have been on my tank for six months now, at first it was only one but now they are two. I like them, are they a plague?)

then there were 4, then 8, then 16, then they pwn you and your tank

then you are crying

the end



or....lose those 2 and look around really good for more.

 

[lordofthereef]

I think some people do just fine with them. I know Paul B has a picture floating around of a couple that he doesn't mind in his tank. It's all a matter of how fast they reproduce and where they decide to pop up IMO. I don't feel they are as "plague-like" or as fast growing as aiptasia.

 

[schoch79]

Or.......if you really like them see if you can start a small nano/pico with them as the highlight coral. I've thought to do it before. Would be a really easy tank to take care of and hey, in this hobby as long as you like it, it's special.