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I will try and get one for youcould be Ball anemone . Clearer pic would help.
Google ball anemone and see if it matches up.I'm afraid the image file is too big :(
It doesn't look like that, it has a white base that looks like it is jagged all round the edge and I can't see a mouth at all? It looks a bit like a Christmas star with the main points being longer and little balls on the end and a long one in the centre that also has a ball?Google ball anemone and see if it matches up.
Lol, great description. Try a majano anemone.It doesn't look like that, it has a white base that looks like it is jagged all round the edge and I can't see a mouth at all? It looks a bit like a Christmas star with the main points being longer and little balls on the end and a long one in the centre that also has a ball?
Haha thanks! Its annoying me incase its something bad.. it looks nothing like that.. I was starting to think maybe its a coral of some sortLol, great description. Try a majano anemone.
Would so many pop up so quickly?Pic fuzzy but also thought ball anemone
Not really, there's too many legs and not the right shape. I hope it isn't that
That’s all I got. Maybe you’ve discovered a never before seen genus of coral or nem and will go on to become rich and famous. :)Not really, there's too many legs and not the right shape. I hope it isn't that
That’s all I got. Maybe you’ve discovered a never before seen genus of coral or nem and will go on to become rich and famous. :)
others on here will have some other suggestions.
Hydroid jellyfish are the size of the head of a pin (1-2 mm) - so its hard to tell - Hydroids (to my experience) grow more closely - in colonies. To me it looks most like a ball anemone. Would be nice to know the size from the OP
A ball anemone is not really an 'anemone' - its a mushroom type coral. if it is a hydroid jellyfish - they are a nuisance but not a huge deal - if they are hydroids - (which to me does not look like) - they can be more problematic.Would so many pop up so quickly?
Its bigger than that maybe 2mm for that biggest oneHydroid jellyfish are the size of the head of a pin (1-2 mm) - so its hard to tell - Hydroids (to my experience) grow more closely - in colonies. To me it looks most like a ball anemone. Would be nice to know the size from the OP