aquariumrookie
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I just found this thing a couple of weeks ago when I purchased some live rock and don't know what it is. Anybody know?? Thanks!!!
Just Discovered Coral or Anemone
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miaheatlvr
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Im pretty sure either hitchhiker bubbletip anemone or tulip anemone. I dont think its a mojano even though they come in different color shades..
coral keeper
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How big is it? Ship it to me!
aquariumrookie
Member
It's not that big yet. To be honest with you, it was on the underside of a rock and I guess was getting just enough light to keep alive. When I reaquascaped and then took all the rock out for hypo, I discovered it. Is there any type of value for something like this?
perfectdark
Active Member
Originally Posted by jdsr1970
http:///forum/post/2679466
you might want to keep, after sometime they split/reproduce itself. Aprox $90 to $110 each
Well I guess to someone who doesnt know what they are buying, you might be able to pull off that kind of price.
Unless thats a rose BTA, (not likely) your prob looking at just a BTA std color nothing fancy. 4" specimen can be bought for about $30.00. That is if it is a bubble tip anemone, still up for debate IMO.
http:///forum/post/2679466
you might want to keep, after sometime they split/reproduce itself. Aprox $90 to $110 each
Well I guess to someone who doesnt know what they are buying, you might be able to pull off that kind of price.
Unless thats a rose BTA, (not likely) your prob looking at just a BTA std color nothing fancy. 4" specimen can be bought for about $30.00. That is if it is a bubble tip anemone, still up for debate IMO.
michaeltx
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Originally Posted by AquariumRookie
http:///forum/post/2678200
It's not that big yet. To be honest with you, it was on the underside of a rock and I guess was getting just enough light to keep alive. When I reaquascaped and then took all the rock out for hypo, I discovered it. Is there any type of value for something like this?
hoe big is not to big? my first thought is a manjanoe anemone that can become a pest in the home tanks.
keep a very close eye on it if it stays small and starts to reproduce then its a deffinate manjanoe species of some sort. could be the tulip aswell.
Mike
http:///forum/post/2678200
It's not that big yet. To be honest with you, it was on the underside of a rock and I guess was getting just enough light to keep alive. When I reaquascaped and then took all the rock out for hypo, I discovered it. Is there any type of value for something like this?
hoe big is not to big? my first thought is a manjanoe anemone that can become a pest in the home tanks.
keep a very close eye on it if it stays small and starts to reproduce then its a deffinate manjanoe species of some sort. could be the tulip aswell.
Mike
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
I also think its a mojanos.. but idk.. they sure do have some dang pretty ones and thats for sure
michaeltx
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Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2679620
I also think its a mojanos.. but idk.. they sure do have some dang pretty ones and thats for sure
when I first got into the hobby I bought a rock of them cause they looked kewl and was red. green. and mix of the 2 colors.
Mike
http:///forum/post/2679620
I also think its a mojanos.. but idk.. they sure do have some dang pretty ones and thats for sure
Mike
mr.clownfish
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+1 on bubble tip