Is this a baby bubble?

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Looks like it but not too sure seen it there a week or so back and it was too small to say but what you people think?
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Welcome to R2R and if you are referring to the one in the upper right yes it is
 
Thanks I got a piece of galaxea coral in there to kinda size up its little size must have been a stow away from a coral convention a week back :)
 
i dont think thats a bubble.....almost positive its a Majano. if thats the case they are bad a spread quickly! get it out
Not sure i see the same thing as you but i almost def. Think i see a baby bta...


Do you have bras in the tank?
 
Agree on Majano, baby BTA is wishful thinking that I too have succumbed to, only to find it was indeed a Majano. That said, Majano's are really pretty and don't spread quite as fast as aiptasia, not the worst pest in the world all things considered.
 
Its that color that throws me. I had a majano come in looked nothing like that...but then they dont all look the same ...i would say if theres a near by bta...for sure. If not i guess id jump on your bandwagon
 

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