Nov 1, 2024 #1 Moro New Member View Badges Joined Oct 6, 2024 Messages 10 Reaction score 20 Location United States Rating - 0% 0 0 0 If you poke it, it sucks back in SUPER fast, is this aptasia or a anemone
Nov 1, 2024 #2 fishywishy Valuable Member View Badges R2R App User Joined Jun 26, 2022 Messages 2,114 Reaction score 1,878 Location Nunya business Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I think it might just be a fan worm.
Nov 1, 2024 #3 Peter Houde Active Member View Badges Joined Feb 28, 2021 Messages 408 Reaction score 341 Location New Mexico, USA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 My guess (and only that) is it's a polychaete worm, e.g.. Bispira. Does it retract into a calcareous tube? Guaranteed it's neither aptasia nor an anemone.
My guess (and only that) is it's a polychaete worm, e.g.. Bispira. Does it retract into a calcareous tube? Guaranteed it's neither aptasia nor an anemone.
Nov 1, 2024 #4 OrionN Anemones View Badges Reef Squad Excellence Award Photo of the Month R2R App User Article Contributor My Tank Thread Joined Jul 28, 2013 Messages 11,302 Reaction score 22,515 Location Corpus Christi, TX Rating - 0% 0 0 0 It is a Feather duster. Which species is I no possible to tell with that picture. I never try to ID these hitch hikers beyond this level. Last edited: Nov 1, 2024
It is a Feather duster. Which species is I no possible to tell with that picture. I never try to ID these hitch hikers beyond this level.