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Good? Probably bad. He need a shot of Joe's Juice?



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Yes he is. I'm hoping that someone says that it is ultra rare and a great thing to have.... Since he looks cool and has all those arms I'm sure he's a fish eating nightmare.
 
It looks like aptasia which is bad

Maybe..... I've dealt with those before and he doesn't look like them. Unless there are different species. The body is a flat disc with the arms on the sides. Doesn't have the "stalk" like body of the aphasia I've seen.
 
Are its tenticles curly

They have some curves and bends in them but I wouldn't call them curly. The arms aren't smooth. They kinda look segmented but they aren't. If that makes any sense. The center disk is about the size of a dime. He has moved on the live rock about two inches in the last month.
 
Are its tenticles curly

They have some bends and curves in them but I wouldn't call them curly. The arms look segmented but they aren't, if that makes any sense. The center of the body is flat and about the size of a nickel. He has moved about two inches in about a month.
 

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