Some people consider them as pests, but they do not harm fish, corals, or any other inhabitants and as far as I know, they're perfectly safe in a reef aquarium, but I'm not sure about their reproduction rate, as there are some nem's like majanos that are harmless, and pretty, but spread fast. I've had one before in my hitchhiker pico tank, and it lived awhile not causing any harm or leached any minerals or nutrients out of the system, but it died after I accidentally dumped too much RODI directly on top of it during a top off.:crying-face:Hello everyone!
My tank is now fully stocked but it looks like one extra dude made it in: looks like a Ball Anemone but want to confirm.
Really does look similar. Have only had this one yet tho. Again no idea where it came from.
Definetly not aiptasia. I cultivate aiptasia from spores to adults believe it or not, and they have distinct differences between what you have here.Do we think that first picture was a ball nem? If this is aiptasia I will be sad :,( It definitely is the same dude.
THey do multiply fast which is the biggest reason people don't want them, although I've never had one sting anything before. Are you sure what you have is glass ball nem?
