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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