can anyone tell me what this is?

[joelb]

can someone identify this?
it is 1/2 inch or smaller w/green tentacles and pink or red tips

[Ed]

It's a majano.

I am fighting these pests as we speak. :at_wits_end:

My weapon of choice: hammer and chisel

[reeferRob]

It's a majano.

I am fighting these pests as we speak. :at_wits_end:

My weapon of choice: hammer and chisel


Yep, me too, and tile snips wor gretat too :)

[joelb]

thanks ed.
so i have to murder such a pretty life form?????
that really sx

[JimD]

thanks ed.
so i have to murder such a pretty life form?????
that really sx

Well, you dont HAVE to, they can be very intrusive if left uncontrolled, if youre willing to keep their population in chech, theres really no reason to completely wipe them out. They are cool looking anems.

[Ed]

If you don't it will murder anything it touches, zoos, palys, etc., etc. They are a 'cousin' to Aiptasia, but harder to kill.

[SoLiD]

If you don't it will murder anything it touches, zoos, palys, etc., etc. They are a 'cousin' to Aiptasia, but harder to kill.

Will pepermint shrimp eat\kill them???

[JimD]

Nope...

[Ed]

The only thing I know of that *might* eat them is a Double Saddle Butterfly. Unfortunately, when I tried that 'natural' solution, the butterfly also took a liking to my zoos, palys, yellow polyps, and clams........... Not a good solution for me.

[SoLiD]

The only thing I know of that *might* eat them is a Double Saddle Butterfly. Unfortunately, when I tried that 'natural' solution, the butterfly also took a liking to my zoos, palys, yellow polyps, and clams........... Not a good solution for me.

That really Sux........