Hey all,
Looking for assistance to identify / confirm that this is aiptasia and not part of the clams foot. I found some other small spots in the tank of what I now believe to be aiptasia. Was fighting off a small bit of hair algae and they were blending in, CUC left them alone but GHA is now pretty well gone. Back to the point, I have some Franks F aiptasia on order, is that too caustic to use on the clam shell? What other options do I have? I think a LFS has Biota Peppermint shrimp in stock that'd I'd be willing to go grab tomorrow if it's the only clam safe option. I only hesitate on the shrimp as I saw others reporting that they went after frogspawn and hammers. Other corals are some candy canes, shrooms, torches, gonoporia and alveopora, and a few monti's.
Clam below, he's usually more open but startled when i turned the lights all the way white for photo.
Possible other aiptasia?
Bonus question: Saw some other algae, almost looks like it's on a vine next to some Zoas. Any thoughts on id?
Looking for assistance to identify / confirm that this is aiptasia and not part of the clams foot. I found some other small spots in the tank of what I now believe to be aiptasia. Was fighting off a small bit of hair algae and they were blending in, CUC left them alone but GHA is now pretty well gone. Back to the point, I have some Franks F aiptasia on order, is that too caustic to use on the clam shell? What other options do I have? I think a LFS has Biota Peppermint shrimp in stock that'd I'd be willing to go grab tomorrow if it's the only clam safe option. I only hesitate on the shrimp as I saw others reporting that they went after frogspawn and hammers. Other corals are some candy canes, shrooms, torches, gonoporia and alveopora, and a few monti's.
Clam below, he's usually more open but startled when i turned the lights all the way white for photo.
Possible other aiptasia?
Bonus question: Saw some other algae, almost looks like it's on a vine next to some Zoas. Any thoughts on id?