is this aiptasia?

[20jlr]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/17168512@N08/2223869668/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/17168512@N08/2223075589/in/photostream/
Clear but the tips are white. The size is tiny like the size of a pencil eraser.

[Lotus99]

It looks more like a majano, but it could possibly be a hitchhiker cup coral. I'm not entirely sure :)

[cubsfan79]

nope not aptasia

[Larah]

Good to know, I have one of those too!

[20jlr]

ok good to know but any ideas? I probably have 20-30 in my tank all on two rocks.

[Larah]

Nope, sorry no idea at all.... I am new to the hobby....
One of the mods might know though.....

[woodycb]

It could be majano's, if it looks alittle transparent then it might be feather dusters. Its hard to make it out by the pictures.

[Norward]

Okay, I have this in my tank as well and it is slowly spreading. I looked up pictures of mojano and cup coral online and the photos above do not look like these. It's not a feather duster either. I am concerned that these are not good. Does anybody know what these are and can provide a positive I.D. picture?

[returnofsid]

Looks like Majano to me...although maybe bleached out.

[Larah]

Any chance you can get another photo up?

[OceanT419]

Also looks Similar Pseudocorynactis a.k.a Orange ball anemone.......... there are a couple different looking ones some that have a pink base with orange tips and other that are under the same classification that have a brown foot with clear tentacles with white tips...... hope this helps

[o.c.d.]

Ya I have pics very similar to Pseudocorynactis says has a very powerful sting may even be toxic to humans,coral,clams,snails ,fish and crustaceans.It also says Reefsafe?????Ya if nothing touches it

[Norward]

Looked it up online... the brown foot with clear tips is awfully close! It still appears to fall in the category of "pest" anemone.

[20jlr]

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