Softy ID plz.

[GoReefin]

This coral grew out from a tiny nub over the course or 6 months. I think it's a sinularia but not 100% sure.

The larger ones are "Australian Tree corals" they don't drop babies and get pretty large.

 

[bluemon]

Do you have any reason to believe the smaller one isn't the same as the big one on the left?

Looks to be a pink sinularia as is the big one

 

[GoReefin]

Do you have any reason to believe the smaller one isn't the same as the big one on the left?

Looks to be a pink sinularia as is the big one

Branching pattern is completely different. Color is also different.

You can see a bit of a difference in this pic.

 

[FUNGI]

I would have to agree with Bluemon....
also, you keeping Aiptasia on purpose?....just curious

 

[GoReefin]

I would have to agree with Bluemon....
also, you keeping Aiptasia on purpose?....just curious

Nope those buggers annoy me. Trying to get a file fish or aptasia eating blenny. Nothing available local.

 

[MauiAnglerReef]

I would have to agree with Bluemon....
also, you keeping Aiptasia on purpose?....just curious

Nope those buggers annoy me. Trying to get a file fish or aptasia eating blenny. Nothing available local.

There are many products like aptasia X that can kill the aptasia, but be warned that it can also damage the coral if you decide to use it

 

[bluemon]

Nope those buggers annoy me. Trying to get a file fish or aptasia eating blenny. Nothing available local.

Have you tried berghia? Or do you have fish that might eat them

 

[GoReefin]

Was tempted to purchase a high power laser and use it at night to go on a murder spree. Thinking of some nudis or a file fish/blenny for control. Ended up getting them from AquaSD sadly.

 

[NeedAReef]

nudis all the way they die with no aptasia though so pass them on to someone else with an issue.