Small green aiptasia???

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in my reef tank i haven’t introduced any new coral in several months. all of a sudden these small green aiptasia looking things popped up next to my acan. 2 heads were killed idk if it was cuz of them or because i have uncontrollable cyano. the acan was growing good before.

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I think they are type of Hydroid ( the other possibility is majano but i don't think so)....i have a few that resemble them my nano but just in one 1" area so i let them live as they haven't increased but some Hydroids can become problematic if they reproduce and grow as the can become unsightly and sting

Any chance of a closer up pic ?
 
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I think they are type of Hydroid ( the other possibility is majano but i don't think so)....i have a few that resemble them my nano but just in one 1" area so i let them live as they haven't increased but some Hydroids can become problematic if they reproduce and grow as the can become unsightly and sting

Any chance of a closer up pic ?


yeah same here they’re only in one area

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