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wow ive never even heard of that, nice one Privateye!Based on the photo, I'm guessing it's a curlique (pronounced "curly-Q") anemone.
They're sold in the trade but I know nothing about their care or compatibility.
Most recent was Gulf Live Rock. Original seed was KP. Guessing it was GLR but who knows.where was the live rock from?
Thank you!Based on the photo, I'm guessing it's a curlique (pronounced "curly-Q") anemone.
They're sold in the trade but I know nothing about their care or compatibility.
yup then pretty much 100% chance to bea curly q, it seems they're from the carribean and the gulf of mexico, do you have any small or slow moving fish? from what Im reading from multiple sources it says they're on the predatory side and a riskMost recent was Gulf Live Rock. Original seed was KP. Guessing it was GLR but who knows.
Have 2 clowns, sixline, royal gramma, goby, and a Tomini tank with the standard clean up crewyup then pretty much 100% chance to bea curly q, it seems they're from the carribean and the gulf of mexico, do you have any small or slow moving fish? from what Im reading from multiple sources it says they're on the predatory side and a risk
Great! The nem shouldn’t be an issue if you decide to keep it thenHave 2 clowns, sixline, royal gramma, goby, and a Tomini tank with the standard clean up crewyup then pretty much 100% chance to bea curly q, it seems they're from the carribean and the gulf of mexico, do you have any small or slow moving fish? from what Im reading from multiple sources it says they're on the predatory side and a risk
Yep, as long as it doesn’t start multiplying. Thank you!Great! The nem shouldn’t be an issue if you decide to keep it then