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Identification of Coral, need help.
Can anyone tell me what type of coral or what ever this is? I started with one and now have about 30.
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they look kind of like majano anemones to me. can you get a clear pic of a single one ?? preferably a pretty close up shot.
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I will take one tomorrow, they divide after the become very large and they can move on their own. They will be in one place and then a few inches away the next day.
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i am gonna say that they are majano anemones. get rid of them ASAP. joes juice or liquid calcium works well on them.
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If they are dividing that quickly, I'd say Majano anemones, too. You will want to get rid of them as soon as possible.
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Amblyeleotris randalli commonly called Randall's Goby.
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I would agree as well! Although they're quite lovely to look at, they will infest and invade your entire tank.
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