Identify Please

[Panther28]

I am attaching better pics this time. Is it aptasia??? The polyps next to it stay half way closed! I made a new thread cuz I am sure no one would have replied.

Thanks

 

[ram man]

Those are palythoa, very easy to keep but dont get alot of color

 

[aresgod]

yes that is a pest anemone...joe's juice it

 

[Panther28]

You sure aresgod? Ram man referred to it as palythoa! They are not good? What is the name of this anemone?

 

[eva]

Ah i just saw this one now...in this pic it doe resemble aiptasia more...but look into the center of it...that looks like a button polyp...i guess you just gotta try poking it still lol.

 

[Limi310]

I'm pretty sure it's a palythzoa.................which can be considered a pest by some because of the rapidness that they spread. You can feed them...but that only makes them spread even faster. They don't hurt anything if you like them. Not like aiptasia.

But yeah...poke it to make sure.

 

[joeyjoeq]

Its a special coral lol ... nope its aptasia juice it!!!!

 

[ram man]

Once again, it is a palythoa, related to zoanthids and a nice hardy coral.

 

[aresgod]

did you poke it?

 

[Panther28]

did you poke it?

Yup I poked it and it closes like a polyp!

 

[cinlnk]

Yup I poked it and it closes like a polyp!

Best thing to poke it with is my "Patent Pending Is it Alive Stick" re: Plastic fork taped on the end of a wooden dowel!!!!