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fedukeford
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Kinda looks like a small pink/red ricordia.
bang guy
Moderator
Somehow I missed this ID post. Sorry Adairable....
It's a Caribbean Mushroom of some type. Probably Pseudocorynactis.
These are Ahermatypic (do not need light). If you feed it then it will reproduce. It's not harmful to other corals but it will probably crawl to a dark location like the bottom of a rock.
It's a Caribbean Mushroom of some type. Probably Pseudocorynactis.
These are Ahermatypic (do not need light). If you feed it then it will reproduce. It's not harmful to other corals but it will probably crawl to a dark location like the bottom of a rock.
adairable
Member
Originally Posted by BSchaible
my first thought was that it could be a teeny tiny frogspawn...and with the way you describe it as pink with bubbley things coming off of it makes me think that it really could be a baby frogspawn bc thats exactly how i would describe mine!
I think mine has a mouth? in the middle.....does that make sense? It has the bubbly things radiating out of the center where there looks to be a mouth?
I DUNNO!
my first thought was that it could be a teeny tiny frogspawn...and with the way you describe it as pink with bubbley things coming off of it makes me think that it really could be a baby frogspawn bc thats exactly how i would describe mine!
I think mine has a mouth? in the middle.....does that make sense? It has the bubbly things radiating out of the center where there looks to be a mouth?
I DUNNO!
adairable
Member
Originally Posted by BSchaible
my first thought was that it could be a teeny tiny frogspawn...and with the way you describe it as pink with bubbley things coming off of it makes me think that it really could be a baby frogspawn bc thats exactly how i would describe mine!
But I wish it was a sweet frogspawn like yours!
my first thought was that it could be a teeny tiny frogspawn...and with the way you describe it as pink with bubbley things coming off of it makes me think that it really could be a baby frogspawn bc thats exactly how i would describe mine!
But I wish it was a sweet frogspawn like yours!
adairable
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
Somehow I missed this ID post. Sorry Adairable....
It's a Caribbean Mushroom of some type. Probably Pseudocorynactis.
These are Ahermatypic (do not need light). If you feed it then it will reproduce. It's not harmful to other corals but it will probably crawl to a dark location like the bottom of a rock.
GoD! I can't believe you missed it! You are a lousy friend!!!! HHAHAHA just kidding! You're the best!
What if anything would i feed it if its ahermatypic because that would mean that its not photosynthic....? right?
And in the meantime I will look at some pics and see if I can make a clear identification....
Somehow I missed this ID post. Sorry Adairable....
It's a Caribbean Mushroom of some type. Probably Pseudocorynactis.
These are Ahermatypic (do not need light). If you feed it then it will reproduce. It's not harmful to other corals but it will probably crawl to a dark location like the bottom of a rock.
GoD! I can't believe you missed it! You are a lousy friend!!!! HHAHAHA just kidding! You're the best!
What if anything would i feed it if its ahermatypic because that would mean that its not photosynthic....? right?
And in the meantime I will look at some pics and see if I can make a clear identification....
bang guy
Moderator
Here's a picture of one of mine that's closely related to yours. They are also sometimes called Ball Anemone or Jewel Anemone. Yours is a very pretty specimen, most are not nearly as colorful.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
adairable
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
Here's a picture of one of mine that's closely related to yours. They are also sometimes called Ball Anemone or Jewel Anemone. Yours is a very pretty specimen, most are not nearly as colorful.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
that has to be him....
AWESOME!
Here's a picture of one of mine that's closely related to yours. They are also sometimes called Ball Anemone or Jewel Anemone. Yours is a very pretty specimen, most are not nearly as colorful.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
that has to be him....
AWESOME!
adairable
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
Here's a picture of one of mine that's closely related to yours. They are also sometimes called Ball Anemone or Jewel Anemone. Yours is a very pretty specimen, most are not nearly as colorful.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
BTW you are totally right....i was looking at some other threads and it is definately a ball anemone
Here's a picture of one of mine that's closely related to yours. They are also sometimes called Ball Anemone or Jewel Anemone. Yours is a very pretty specimen, most are not nearly as colorful.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
BTW you are totally right....i was looking at some other threads and it is definately a ball anemone
bonebrake
Active Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
Here's a picture of one of mine that's closely related to yours. They are also sometimes called Ball Anemone or Jewel Anemone. Yours is a very pretty specimen, most are not nearly as colorful.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
Awesome Bang!
You're the man, I have some of those too and I always wondered what those critters were, but never took the time to look them up.
Thanks!
:joy:
Here's a picture of one of mine that's closely related to yours. They are also sometimes called Ball Anemone or Jewel Anemone. Yours is a very pretty specimen, most are not nearly as colorful.
It will eat any meaty bits of marine origin. They would also probably eat Pellet food.
They will thrive just fine on detritus & pods in a healthy system so there's is no need to directly feed them unless you want more of them.
Awesome Bang!
You're the man, I have some of those too and I always wondered what those critters were, but never took the time to look them up.
Thanks!
:joy:
cjason3041
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
Somehow I missed this ID post. Sorry Adairable....
It's a Caribbean Mushroom of some type. Probably Pseudocorynactis.
These are Ahermatypic (do not need light). If you feed it then it will reproduce. It's not harmful to other corals but it will probably crawl to a dark location like the bottom of a rock.
bang, i am really curious, what do you do for a living? are you a marine biologist??? cause WOW how do you ID stuff so quick
Somehow I missed this ID post. Sorry Adairable....
It's a Caribbean Mushroom of some type. Probably Pseudocorynactis.
These are Ahermatypic (do not need light). If you feed it then it will reproduce. It's not harmful to other corals but it will probably crawl to a dark location like the bottom of a rock.
bang, i am really curious, what do you do for a living? are you a marine biologist??? cause WOW how do you ID stuff so quick
