Need help Identifying

[nova65chic]

OK, just saw these things this morning. They have a mouth and almost look anemone like. So far I only see two, but I am wondering if the orange spots around it mean there will be more? :shout: I need to know if it is friend or foe so I know what to do with it afterwards >< They are weird little things with the white tips and all. Thanks ahead of time! - Amanda

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[dorian965]

strawberry anemone.reef safe but dont put them next to other corals.they can sting your fish or you but over all harmless. I had some in my tank and never had any problems. ussually only saw them at night.

 

[dorian965]

looks like yours are dividing. pretty cool.you can target feed them. would make for an interesting nano species tank.

 

[mapleredta]

Might be parts of that BTA that was destroyed by the PH. I couldnt get all of the pieces out. Somebody told me that they could possibly regenerate (sp)

 

[derek_s]

I have many of those. Never knew either, and never though to ask. cool.

 

[budsreef]

They look like Caribbean Corallimorphs to me.

 

[fish scales2]

Budsreef;238192 wrote: They look like Caribbean Corallimorphs to me.

+1 Pseudocorynactis ssp.

 

[dorian965]

common name strawberry coral. pg 74 julian sprung "corals".

 

[FutureInterest]

I've always considered them to be pests and have always nuked em on sight.