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Thanks! Not a crab and I was hoping for the name of the zoas with the feather dusters.Pics 1 & 2, green corynactis (ball-tip anemones). Pic 4, featherdusters (harmless filter-feeders) on a zoa rock. Is that a baby mithrax crab on the bottom left corner?
Yea all of my rock was dried and cured in garbage cans before it went into the tank. I have added 3 pieces of live rock from other peoples systems, I know terrible idea, but I wanted the coral and anemone lol. Next question, is it problem, how do I get rid of it?With them appearing on the glass, I am going to have to think type of anemone corynactis or mojano. Baby corals would be possible in a mature tank, but not one new like yours. If the rock was kept wet when you moved it I could see that one the rock work, but on the glass is super suspect.
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The last pic might be Utter Chaos if you can get a better picture it would help.
Did the rock come from someone still wet? It kind of looks like baby galaxy, but I really doubt that is what it is. I've never seen green corynactis, but it exists. Hidden cup coral, but is there a calcium skeleton to it? Doesn't really look like mojano anemones either.
The other zoas, ah..not everything has a name, but I am not a zoo expert.
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It is a select group of users who have been selected, generally for their expertise in any number of reef keeping type knowledge to help answer questions and provide knowledge to the community. Some are disease experts, or pest experts, or lighting experts or so on and so forth. If you "hash tag reefsquad" we all get a notification.
That's what I was leaning towards too but I think they're hydroids. From reading that I've been doing and the pictures that I've come across i have an issue on my hands. Seems the neon green ones aren't common but they exist...The first picture may be ball anemones.I am not sure on the zoanthids or what to do about the hydroids.