Hitchhiker ID

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I'm new to the hobby and need some advice. I have these hitchhikers on my live rocks and need to positively identify them. Should I keep them or not? Thanks
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MAB;1041340 wrote: I'm new to the hobby and need some advice. I have these hitchhikers on my live rocks and need to positively identify them. Should I keep them or not? Thanks
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Are they apstasia?

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I'll try to zoom in and post another pic later

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To me they look like Aiptasia, google it and see if the images match up.


... then destroy!
 
Sewer Urchin;1041359 wrote: To me they look like Aiptasia, google it and see if the images match up.


... then destroy!
Thank you sewer urchin

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Looks like aiptasia to me, I'd simply remove the rock and leave it in the sun, clean it, before putting it back in my tank.
 
Aiptasia - and I know people here recommend a lye solution, I'm using Aiptasia X and it's taking care of them with little to no harm to anything else in the tank.
 
Thanks everyone. They turned out to be aiptasia. Fortunately, they were confined to two small rocks, so I just removed them.

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