Aiptasia?

[ErinCahir]

I've posted about this before... and it has survived one round of Aiptasia X...
I could never get a good picture of it before, but I was moving the rock around this weekend, so the piece was closer to the glass.
Whaddya think?

I don't remember how long I've had this piece of rock (a month? six weeks? Two months?) but there haven't been any others popping up in the tank anywhere...

 

[bjohanson1234]

I would say yes.

You need to squirt it slowly so that it actually eats it..

 

[ErinCahir]

Thanks BJ. I'll give it another squirt today.

 

[Bifferwine]

It looks like a curly q anemone, which some people consider pests just like aiptasia. Other people leave them be, since they don't seem to spread as quickly.

 

[BL1]

I was thinking the same thing as Biff, I just couldn't find a good pic for comparison.

 

[rdahlke1105]

How's this one. Says its a curly q.

 

[ErinCahir]

Hmmm.... maybe I'll leave it for now, then.
It really doesn't bother me... I've actually become slightly attached to it. I would think if it was aiptasia it would have spread by now? Plus... it doesn't have a really long column. And that's an indicator, isn't it?