What’s this?

[cooperaconrad]

Came as a hitchhiker a couple years ago and almost indestructible. Made it through 2 crashes (broken heater and house air conditioning going out).

Sweepers out all the time when fed. It used to have more heads.

 

[Crabs McJones]

Came as a hitchhiker a couple years ago and almost indestructible. Made it through 2 crashes (broken heater and house air conditioning going out).

Sweepers out all the time when fed. It used to have more heads.

It looks like a type of anemone. ALmost like aptasia except clear. #reefsquad

 

[reef lover]

Ball tipped anemone maybe

 

[jsker]

I going with apitasia.

 

[DSC reef]

Looks like aptasia to me.

 

[cooperaconrad]

Gotcha. It’s never spread to anywhere

 

[jsker]

I had a big one that I thought was a BTA. It did not spread until I messed with it:rolleyes: then I bought a matted filefish to take care of the outbreak;)

 

[DSC reef]

Is it on a large rock or a separate small rock. If you can, I'd remove the rock and then remove the aptasia so they don't spread.

 

[DSC reef]

I had a big on that I thought was a BTA. It did not spread until I messed with it:rolleyes: then I brought a matted filefish to take care of the outbreak;)

Can you imagine, Colorado sunburst aptasia;Hilarious

 

[Crabs McJones]

Can you imagine, Colorado sunburst aptasia;Hilarious

If we start giving fancy names to aptasia, i'm out! ;Hilarious;Hilarious

 

[cooperaconrad]

Is it on a large rock or a separate small rock. If you can, I'd remove the rock and then remove the aptasia so they don't spread.

Smaller rock. When retracted they have a calcified base

 

[jsker]

Can you imagine, Colorado sunburst aptasia;Hilarious

I was all proud, showing it off, taking pictures;Hilarious;Hilarious

 

[nautical_nathaniel]

There's like 20 different species of aiptasia, some more common than others, and I too agree that this is one of them :) I find it a bit odd that you only have that many haha

Edit: added this post before we were made aware of the calcified base :rolleyes:

 

[nautical_nathaniel]

Smaller rock. When retracted they have a calcified base

Poke it with a stick and take another picture, please :) if it has a base it may be a hitchiking coral of some sort.

 

[cooperaconrad]

There's like 20 different species of aiptasia, some more common than others, and I too agree that this is one of them :) I find it a bit odd that you only have that many haha

Crazy. Yep never spread anywhere in tank besides that area on the same rock. Never thought aiptasia

 

[DSC reef]

I was all proud, showing it off, taking pictures;Hilarious;Hilarious

That's awesome!!!

 

[jsker]

Poke it with a stick and take another picture, please :) if it has a base it may be a hitchiking coral of some sort.

I would suggest getting out of the tank before poking it:)

 

[jsker]

That's awesome!!!

LOL

 

[DSC reef]

LOL

The elusive palm tree aptasia. That thing even looks proud!

 

[XNavyDiver]

Poke it with a stick and take another picture, please :) if it has a base it may be a hitchiking coral of some sort.

This had me rolling, my wife says that EXACT thing about anything she sees but doesn't know what it is.;Hilarious