R reefmkr Nov 12, 2006 #1 my guess is some kind of anemone but i could me wrong, can some one help me?
B bimmerzs Nov 12, 2006 #4 First pic is kinda rough but it looks like aptasia, I gotta stand on my head and look at the second one again :lol:
First pic is kinda rough but it looks like aptasia, I gotta stand on my head and look at the second one again :lol:
S Serk Nov 12, 2006 #5 Definitely not Aptasia... They both look like "Orange Ball Anemone's" to me... First one opened, second one closed up... (Harmless)
Definitely not Aptasia... They both look like "Orange Ball Anemone's" to me... First one opened, second one closed up... (Harmless)
R reefmkr Nov 12, 2006 #6 first one been around for long time, but second one just came from nowhere. i just feed the second one and it just ate half size of his/her body....
first one been around for long time, but second one just came from nowhere. i just feed the second one and it just ate half size of his/her body....
B bimmerzs Nov 12, 2006 #7 @Serk wrote: Definitely not Aptasia... They both look like "Orange Ball Anemone's" to me... First one opened said: So I guess those are not snail eggs on the glass...good call. never saw one of these before. http://www.raydoan.com/1111.asp Click to expand...
@Serk wrote: Definitely not Aptasia... They both look like "Orange Ball Anemone's" to me... First one opened said: So I guess those are not snail eggs on the glass...good call. never saw one of these before. http://www.raydoan.com/1111.asp Click to expand...
G Guest Guest Nov 13, 2006 #8 i have the same as the 1st one but mine only opens at night. just noticed it last night figured it has lived this long and hasnt killed anything than it is ok to keep
i have the same as the 1st one but mine only opens at night. just noticed it last night figured it has lived this long and hasnt killed anything than it is ok to keep
melev Club President Staff member Board of Directors Sponsor Nov 13, 2006 #11 I've got quite a few of those in my reef, and they've done no harm.
