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happyreefer 01-01-2019 09:58 PM

? What is this?
 
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WarDog 01-01-2019 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by happyreefer (Post 1033078)
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That's the letter i .

happyreefer 01-02-2019 12:23 AM

Oops sorry...

My orginal msg and pic didn’t show up ???

happyreefer 01-02-2019 12:40 AM

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9csr5jcuhs...%20PM.jpg?dl=0

Anyone know what this is? Please tell me it’s not aiptasia...

Frogger 01-02-2019 01:00 AM

Looks like a majano anenome. Also could be a bubble tip anenome.

happyreefer 01-02-2019 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Frogger (Post 1033083)
Looks like a majano anenome. Also could be a bubble tip anenome.

Thanks for responding... I don’t think it’s a bubble as it only has one layer of tips but this thing got really large fast ( 2 1/2”). But I think my rock flower sent it packing and the next day it was on the other side of the tank half it size. Are they considered pests? It’s not much to look at...I know nothing about them. It kinda reminds me of the larvae that comes outta the egg in the ‘Aliens’ movies series... :lol:

DKoKoMan 01-02-2019 04:54 AM

When I look at it on first glance it appears to be bubble tip anemone of some sort. Especially if it’s moving around.

Frogger 01-02-2019 05:54 AM

I believe manjano only get to be about an inch or so in size.

If it is a manjano they are considered very bad pests as they spread very quickly in the tank. I do not know if they move around, however you may have more than one of them which would explain in multiple places in your tank.

I would keep a close eye on it especially if you do not have any bubble tip anemones in your tank so therefore no reason to have a small one.

It is definitely not an Aiptasia

mohammadali 01-02-2019 10:48 AM

It's a bubble tip anemone . Give it good light and food it will get the color on

happyreefer 01-02-2019 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Frogger (Post 1033091)
I believe manjano only get to be about an inch or so in size.

If it is a manjano they are considered very bad pests as they spread very quickly in the tank. I do not know if they move around, however you may have more than one of them which would explain in multiple places in your tank.

I would keep a close eye on it especially if you do not have any bubble tip anemones in your tank so therefore no reason to have a small one.

It is definitely not an Aiptasia

I have 4 of them. And they definitely move. I’ve only ever had 4 in different areas of the tank (about a year). I initially thought they were bubble tips too but as the one got bigger it just didn’t look the same as on the web. Maybe I’ll just wait and see what happens. I’m still new to this hobby...

happyreefer 01-02-2019 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by mohammadali (Post 1033093)
It's a bubble tip anemone . Give it good light and food it will get the color on

Thanks for your input. I did recently upgrade my lighting. Probably why I’m noticing it more. I hope that’s what they are and not manjano. Now that I’ve done some research on them. I’ll wait and see... fingers crossed.

davej 01-02-2019 11:50 PM

My money is on mojano


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Frogger 01-03-2019 01:10 AM

Check out the following post, apparently majanos walk as well. The picture posted Jan 6, 2014 looks a lot like what you have.

happyreefer 01-03-2019 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Frogger (Post 1033108)
Check out the following post, apparently majanos walk as well. The picture posted Jan 6, 2014 looks a lot like what you have.

Which post?

Frogger 01-03-2019 01:47 AM

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/id...majano.144487/

Sorry brain dead

DKoKoMan 01-03-2019 02:21 AM

Could definitely be a a madani, it would probably come down to the tentacle tip shape.

happyreefer 01-03-2019 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Frogger (Post 1033111)

Lol... did you see my initial post? Now that’s brain dead...lol I appreciate all your help. I think what I have are majano. Wish me luck in getting rid of them before they multiply.

DKoKoMan 01-03-2019 03:02 AM

I wonder if a copperband butterfly would eat those? Mine destroyed every single aptasia it could find.

happyreefer 01-03-2019 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by DKoKoMan (Post 1033114)
I wonder if a copperband butterfly would eat those? Mine destroyed every single aptasia it could find.

Thanks for sharing.. I’ll have to keep that in mind..maybe. Though I hear copperband butterfly fish are difficult to care for. Not sure if I’m ready for a fish like that. Are they reef safe?

DKoKoMan 01-03-2019 04:57 AM

They are hard to feed, once aptasia disappears your CBB has to eat Mysis and some just don’t. My CBB is Reef safe and a model citizen in the reef. Just an option if your majanos get out of control and you want a natural solution.

SeaHorse_Fanatic 01-03-2019 06:09 AM

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Originally Posted by DKoKoMan (Post 1033112)
Could definitely be a a madani, it would probably come down to the tentacle tip shape.

I think you mean Majano:wink:

DKoKoMan 01-03-2019 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by SeaHorse_Fanatic (Post 1033121)
I think you mean Majano:wink:

That is correct...my phone likes to change things for me to help with spelling :razz:


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