Strawberry anemone?

[Evo728]

Any ideas

 

[cromag27 Verified Sponsor]

I have a lot of ideas......but what exactly is your post about?

 

[cpayne015]

 

[cpayne015]

That is a pink bubble tip

 

[cromag27 Verified Sponsor]

That is a pink bubble tip

Op posted a photo of a strawberry anemone and then didn't really ask a question. if this was supposed to be an 'id' thread, then I would confirm that it looks to be a strawberry nem

 

[cpayne015]

Im with u bro I just shot a pic of what mine looked like maybe to help him

 

[Evo728]

Sorry guys I was asking for an id..lol I must of been tired when I posted and forgot to actually write! I took the two rocks out and have since soaked them in freshwater and vinager to kill off whatever these were..they were multiplying..and fast..at first I counted only one..within days there were easily 10

 

[cromag27 Verified Sponsor]

Yup, strawberries colonize very quickly.

 

[Evo728]

Aren't they cold water though? How could they have been colonizing in my 80degree tank? Lol

 

[cromag27 Verified Sponsor]

Yes they are. I guess you just got lucky? Haha. The photo isn't too clear so that was just a guess, it's possible it's something else but I don't think so.

 

[Evo728]

Well I nuked them in freshwater and vinegar..I checked this morning I swear some are still alive..

 

[cromag27 Verified Sponsor]

You should call them 'nuclear strawberry anemones' and sell them for $60 each.