Jan 20, 2026 #1 Jodi Lyn New Member View Badges Joined Jan 10, 2026 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Location Alberta Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Just noticed this very tiny growth on the base of my candy cane coral. Is it some type of worm or pest that I should be concerned about?
Just noticed this very tiny growth on the base of my candy cane coral. Is it some type of worm or pest that I should be concerned about?
Jan 20, 2026 #2 KrisReef Last to get paid. View Badges R2R Secret Santa 2024 Hospitality Award Joined May 15, 2018 Messages 22,084 Reaction score 39,133 Location Vatican & Las Vegas Penthouse Quarters Rating - 100% 1 0 0 Kinda looks like a zoa or paly polyp? Possibly a glass anemone, or ? If I didn't buy it I would remove it and put it in observation or kill it with predjudice as a hygiene matter.
Kinda looks like a zoa or paly polyp? Possibly a glass anemone, or ? If I didn't buy it I would remove it and put it in observation or kill it with predjudice as a hygiene matter.
Jan 20, 2026 #3 toygrr Community Member View Badges R2R App User Joined Dec 22, 2025 Messages 85 Reaction score 63 Location California Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Second that to Kris, it does kinda look like a closed zoa. I'd cut it off and put it in a container, float it and see what happens Hopefully not an aiptasia. Looks like those candy canes are happy with them feeders out!
Second that to Kris, it does kinda look like a closed zoa. I'd cut it off and put it in a container, float it and see what happens Hopefully not an aiptasia. Looks like those candy canes are happy with them feeders out!