I bought my tank used in August. It has been established for over 4 years, and has a healthy lot of 'pods, mushrooms, gsp, zoas, sponges, crabs, snails, starfish, and 4 fish. Unfortunately, there are also aiptasia, which I am attempting to eliminate.
There is a small anemone I just noticed tonight, with its column attached in a hole in the rock. The column and mouth are pink, and the multitude of very thin tentacles are gray, with occasional faint white stripes. The position in the tank makes it difficult to get a clear view, and impossible to get a photo. None of the aiptasia are colored like this, so I'm hoping it isn't one of those. Does anyone have an idea what kind it might be?
There is a small anemone I just noticed tonight, with its column attached in a hole in the rock. The column and mouth are pink, and the multitude of very thin tentacles are gray, with occasional faint white stripes. The position in the tank makes it difficult to get a clear view, and impossible to get a photo. None of the aiptasia are colored like this, so I'm hoping it isn't one of those. Does anyone have an idea what kind it might be?
