Aiptasia?

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Spotted this in my sandbed and swiftly moved to scoop.it, and the closely surrounding sand out of the tank, succesfully. But should i still be concerned? I have not added anything to the tank since April. But I've been letting the tank coast aside from the occasional feeding and spurratic water changes. I guess my question is, is this aiptasia? Do I need to investigate further for an infestation if I see no other aiptasia in the tank?
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Indeed aiptasia. Keep your eye out. No need to freak. It could be worse....if it was a majano infestation.
 

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