Is that aiptasia?

[ahmetyal82]

 

[helen ann]

Hmmmm, video on playing.

 

[ahmetyal82]

 

[ahmetyal82]

 

[helen ann]

IMO ... aiptasia.

 

[ahmetyal82]

? What can i do?

 

[helen ann]

Use superglue and fill in the hole where it is as long as it is on rock.

 

[rock_lobster]

I cant see anything in that video. why not just take a picture. Could be anything that looks like a filtering invert.

 

[ahmetyal82]

 

[Tori]

Almost looks like a feather duster. Shine a bright light on it and see if it retracts.

 

[ahmetyal82]

No reaction with shine light, it was look like little tube worm but too late i cut with the knife the tubes and clean with water, now i put the rocks back to the tank

 

[North Borders]

Looks like a feather duster to me in video one...it looks like it's coming out of a tube?

 

[ahmetyal82]

Yes both of them had the tubes but i cut them

 

[North Borders]

Awww, probably a good bro feather duster

 

[ahmetyal82]

But i found new



I dont understand where they are come from

 

[North Borders]

Usually hitchhikers on live rock and coral frags.

 

[Tori]

But i found new



I dont understand where they are come from

Feather dusters are fine. I wouldn't worry about them.

 

[JaimeAdams]

yeah feather dusters don't bother anything.