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Hey all, noticed this nem on one of my rocks thismorning and was hoping someone could tell me what it is.. doesnt look like aptasia to me and i dont have any other nems in this tank. its extremely small so if i need to wait a while and post pics when it gets bigger thats understandable thanks!

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Majano. Take lemon juice or Kalkwasser powder and mix into a thin paste and using a syringe, inject the liquid into the center core of the Majano. It will melt away
 
These pest are much harder to control than aptasia. I would do what ever you need to do to nuke him before he can spread. Normally, I don't nuke things, except these guys. I epoxy them or have a small cooking torch that I torch that one spot where they are at.
BTW, IF YOU USE TORCH, DON'T TORCH ANY ZOANTHUS OR PALYTHOA CORAL. THEY CAN BE VERY TOXIC AND POTENTIALLY KILL YOU
 
You do have Zoanthus in your tank (1st picture) Make sure you read about Palytoxin that some Zoanthus produce so you won't ended up dead someday.
 

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