iyachtuxivm
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Ok so tell me. Pics are bad. Its at a bad angle. they arnt "sticky" but I dont know that much about majano (sp)
Please dont tell me this is what I think it is!
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iyachtuxivm
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That is with the 150mh on its 15k everything looks that blue ill try again.
iyachtuxivm
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Thanks for the replys! Here are some "better" pics. Thanks Bang guy Ill try it.
iyachtuxivm
Member
Originally Posted by m0nk
http:///forum/post/2834122
Yea, I agree, it's tough to tell but it does almost look like a paly in that light. The colored center gives it away. Is the body mostly translucent or more opaque? Translucent means it's likely a pest anemone.
its deffinatly opaque. Greenish brown with that bright green center. The second set of pics is very close to color.
http:///forum/post/2834122
Yea, I agree, it's tough to tell but it does almost look like a paly in that light. The colored center gives it away. Is the body mostly translucent or more opaque? Translucent means it's likely a pest anemone.
its deffinatly opaque. Greenish brown with that bright green center. The second set of pics is very close to color.
iyachtuxivm
Member
What do you think.
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
looks like some palys to me
iyachtuxivm
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/2836585
I think Mojano.
They eat quickly but so do the yellow polyps that came on that rock too! What should I do juice em, or leave em?
http:///forum/post/2836585
I think Mojano.
They eat quickly but so do the yellow polyps that came on that rock too! What should I do juice em, or leave em?
cranberry
Active Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/2836585
I think Mojano.
+1
Have you noticed that there is a larger variety of these lately? Once upon I swear there was only one standard appearance.
http:///forum/post/2836585
I think Mojano.
+1
Have you noticed that there is a larger variety of these lately? Once upon I swear there was only one standard appearance.
bang guy
Moderator
Originally Posted by iyachtuxivm
http:///forum/post/2836681
They eat quickly but so do the yellow polyps that came on that rock too! What should I do juice em, or leave em?
Your observation is interesting in that Yellow Polyps are actually a species of Colonial Anemone.
Mojano are easy to physically remove. Use a wooden dowel or just your fingernail. Don't attempt the same thing with Aiptasia, but it can be done safely with Mojano.
They are no more dangerous that your Yellow Polyps, the main reason they are considered a pest is that they can multiply rapidly.
http:///forum/post/2836681
They eat quickly but so do the yellow polyps that came on that rock too! What should I do juice em, or leave em?
Your observation is interesting in that Yellow Polyps are actually a species of Colonial Anemone.
Mojano are easy to physically remove. Use a wooden dowel or just your fingernail. Don't attempt the same thing with Aiptasia, but it can be done safely with Mojano.
They are no more dangerous that your Yellow Polyps, the main reason they are considered a pest is that they can multiply rapidly.
bang guy
Moderator
Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/2837501
+1
Have you noticed that there is a larger variety of these lately? Once upon I swear there was only one standard appearance.
Yep.
http:///forum/post/2837501
+1
Have you noticed that there is a larger variety of these lately? Once upon I swear there was only one standard appearance.
Yep.
iyachtuxivm
Member
Originally Posted by b0b82
http:///forum/post/2837921
Is that a Trigger I see in there or do I need my glasses? I agree with Bang Guy
Yes. You do need glasses.
Jk its a black clown goby. Thanks Guys its too bad they are really pretty, better in reality then in the pics.
http:///forum/post/2837921
Is that a Trigger I see in there or do I need my glasses? I agree with Bang Guy
Yes. You do need glasses.
maryg
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/2837740
Your observation is interesting in that Yellow Polyps are actually a species of Colonial Anemone.
Mojano are easy to physically remove. Use a wooden dowel or just your fingernail. Don't attempt the same thing with Aiptasia, but it can be done safely with Mojano.
They are no more dangerous that your Yellow Polyps, the main reason they are considered a pest is that they can multiply rapidly.
So do you just squish them? I have a couple in my tank. I pulled the rock out of my tank and squirted it with lemon juice and let it set for a minute and it is still going strong.
http:///forum/post/2837740
Your observation is interesting in that Yellow Polyps are actually a species of Colonial Anemone.
Mojano are easy to physically remove. Use a wooden dowel or just your fingernail. Don't attempt the same thing with Aiptasia, but it can be done safely with Mojano.
They are no more dangerous that your Yellow Polyps, the main reason they are considered a pest is that they can multiply rapidly.
So do you just squish them? I have a couple in my tank. I pulled the rock out of my tank and squirted it with lemon juice and let it set for a minute and it is still going strong.
bang guy
Moderator
Originally Posted by MaryG
http:///forum/post/2838189
So do you just squish them? I have a couple in my tank. I pulled the rock out of my tank and squirted it with lemon juice and let it set for a minute and it is still going strong.
Carefully scrape it off the rock.
http:///forum/post/2838189
So do you just squish them? I have a couple in my tank. I pulled the rock out of my tank and squirted it with lemon juice and let it set for a minute and it is still going strong.
Carefully scrape it off the rock.