what does this look like?

[Jarred1]

not the best pics it looks like a small feather duster to me

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thanks for any help

 

[DC_40gallon]

Agreed, feather duster!

 

[tedmc2]

Yup. Feather duster.

 

[Jarred1]

thanks

 

[spleify]

Yes sir that is a feather duster.

 

[Jarred1]

any ideas on how to take care of it and make it grow?

 

[scottio]

feather duster

feather duster

They are filter feeders. I have several that are going on my live rock. I use Coral Frenzy once a week to help feed the corals and any other filter feeders

 

[DC_40gallon]

Just leave it be and it will thrive. You will find that your tank will ultimately have 100's of feather dusters about your size above or smaller. They will grow on the glass as white circular specks (you might even think at first they are dangerous type of snails that you never want it your tank - can't remember the name of them...).

 

[bsharding1982]

Is it not a Aiptasia?

 

[mgdth]

Nope...not Aiptasia...def a feather duster...

 

[pecdo]

feather duster. leave them alone and they do their own thing. help to clean the water. the population may go up and down over time.

 

[aquatics junkie]

feather duster i get them growing all over