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[bebegoat52]

Hello.
I recently obtained a couple of coral frags and this little fella was on one of them. It quickly moved during the night to the front of the glass midway up in my 25g lagoon.
After a week or so, he moved back down to the sand where he currently sits. Not sure if it's Majano. It is the size of a dime or so? There is only one, so if it's bad, now would be the time to remove it.

Thanks!

 

[MichaelB]

Hello.
I recently obtained a couple of coral frags and this little fella was on one of them. It quickly moved during the night to the front of the glass midway up in my 25g lagoon.
After a week or so, he moved back down to the sand where he currently sits. Not sure if it's Majano. It is the size of a dime or so? There is only one, so if it's bad, now would be the time to remove it.

Thanks!
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I would say yes. Compare the pictures.


Looking like you have a aptasia problem as well.

What solutions are you doing to work on them?

 

[bebegoat52]

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I would say yes. Compare the pictures.


Looking like you have a aptasia problem as well.

What solutions are you doing to work on them?

Thanks for the quick reply.
Just starting the battle there. Considering a peppermint shrimp if I can find one, but also ordered Joe's Juice. Better options?

 

[MichaelB]

Thanks for the quick reply.
Just starting the battle there. Considering a peppermint shrimp if I can find one, but also ordered Joe's Juice. Better options?

What city are you located in?

 

[RandyC]

if the foot is on the bottom glass, I'd just move the sand out of the way and use a credit card to gently scrape it off before it gets on the rock which would make it a more difficult task.

 

[Kensington Reefer]

@MichaelB
That’s a majano anemone
Kill kill kill
Die die die
Herpes!!!