what is this

[rslinger]

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I found this in my tank what is it.

 

[rslinger]

Oh yeah last one on the bottom right

 

[bang guy]

They look like taquitos.

 

[rslinger]

I will have to look that up.

 

[rslinger]

I don't find any info it seems what would they be

 

[meowzer]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/391658/what-is-this#post_3474783
They look like taquitos.
HMMMm...The last one bottom right looks like lightening

 

[rslinger]

oh the link didn't work I guess have to try again on computer not my phone lol

 

[meowzer]

HAHA....I thought you were just pulling our leg

 

[rslinger]

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Does that one work

 

[rslinger]

Never mind it does not but I do have a picture in my gallery on here. Or else I will have to try at work tomorrow

 

[gemmy]

This??

 

[spanko]

Pseudocorynactis sp. A corallimorph.

 

[rslinger]

Yes that is it....really sticky. What do you think keep or ditch

 

[meowzer]

keep......they will come and go.....I have quite a few in all of my tanks

 

[kiefers]

Pseudocorynactis caribbeorum, or ball anemonies I believe. They are cool under actinic or moon lights. I found that they sting other corals around them and prevents them from opening up, like my Zoa's. I get rid of them or move them to another location as they near my coral. Briliant color under the blue lights however. The bulbs are sometimes different colors. Resembles a little firework.

The expanded polyp of Pseudocorynactis caribbeorum. Note the orange ball- like tentacle tips for which the Orange Ball Anemone is named.