Baby Anemone???

sherri.gisler

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Hi, my name is Sherri. I'm not a newbie, but it's been awhile since I've been here, sorry... Don't hate me but I'm not so good with the abbreviations yet. My aquarium is 175 gallon, almost 12 years old, everything has been so perfect for so long, then we got either ich or velvet and lost most of the fish. I'm down to my Sailfin, 3 shrimp (cleaners), 1 anemone. I'm heartbroken. I have an all clear fromthe guys I hired to diagnose my problem because as I said, luckily, I've not had a major catastrophe like this. I'm finding new creatures I never knew existed since the tank emptied. Brissell Worms? And this little guy, he's only as big as a pinky fingernail, is it a baby anemone? And where did he come from, the bigger anemone...?

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The bottom picture are definitely bristle worms, and the top could be a mojano anemone.
 
That looks like a ball anemone to me, an exceptionally pretty one. They are pretty common hitchhickers, definitely not mojano:)
 
Also I am sorry about your losses, keep your chin up, and welcome to the community:)
 

WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

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