Ball tipped anemone?

[Fish_Boy_Wonder]

Found these lil guys while transferring a rock with waving hand anthelia from our 5gal to our 14gal.
These ball tipped nems? i like them!

Sorry about the pic quality..... its a potato.

 

[Katrina71]

I may be mistaken, but Google Strawberry ball anemone

 

[vetteguy53081]

Looks like a Majano anemone.

 

[Fish_Boy_Wonder]

I may be mistaken, but Google Strawberry ball anemone

that’s what I meant “ball anemone” not ball tipped. That’s what I’m figuring they are.

 

[Fish_Boy_Wonder]

Looks like a Majano anemone.

Majano don’t like light though... right?

 

[vetteguy53081]

Majano don’t like light though... right?

Just looked up red majano (as they come in colors) and found this:

 

[flsalty]

Definitely ball anemones. Very cool.

 

[Fish_Boy_Wonder]

Just looked up red majano (as they come in colors) and found this:

I’m quite aware of what they look like. Lol.
I know it’s not majano. Don’t look alike at all.

 

[BiGGiePauls33]

Loving the cute little ball nems. I used to love seeing these pop up from time to time in various tanks.

 

[Fish_Boy_Wonder]

Definitely ball anemones. Very cool.

Yay! Soooooo, will they kill any corals? Info online seems to say yay and nay. Some said they even will eat your fish.
Anybody have any experience with them?

 

[BiGGiePauls33]

Never saw them East any fish per say, fish have always been to big. Also, mine have always popped up no where near corals

 

[flsalty]

Yay! Soooooo, will they kill any corals? Info online seems to say yay and nay. Some said they even will eat your fish.
Anybody have any experience with them?

Technically they are not nems. They are coralimorphs. Also, they are nps so they need to be fed. According to Tidal Gardens they can get large and possibly eat fish. They claim they had one that grew to 12" and they fragged it. BTW, they charge 75 bucks for them. I'm not sure how aggressive they are. I would give them a little space, just like you would with any coral.

 

[Fish_Boy_Wonder]

Technically they are not nems. They are coralimorphs. Also, they are nps so they need to be fed. According to Tidal Gardens they can get large and possibly eat fish. They claim they had one that grew to 12" and they fragged it. BTW, they charge 75 bucks for them. I'm not sure how aggressive they are. I would give them a little space, just like you would with any coral.

Yeah that’s what a read too. Basically mushrooms lol.
Last night before we turned in I took my lil flash light to the tank and saw one eating a waving hand anthelia “finger” that got caught in its tenticles. And I also noticed there are 3 on that rock.

Either way neat find in my book. I love mushrooms and nems so win win. Woot!

Thanks everybody!