jdnumis Advanced Reefer Location Long Island Rating - 100% 73 0 0 Apr 17, 2011 #1 I am not sure if this is a button polyp that spread to the back of my tank or aiptasia? Hope its not what I think it is! First pic(sorry for the bad pic) is the culperate, second pic is my button polyps. Thank you in advance, ~James Attachments IMAG0036.jpg 93.8 KB · Views: 267 IMAG0037.jpg 81.5 KB · Views: 263
I am not sure if this is a button polyp that spread to the back of my tank or aiptasia? Hope its not what I think it is! First pic(sorry for the bad pic) is the culperate, second pic is my button polyps. Thank you in advance, ~James
Reef Reaper Advanced Reefer Location Wheatley Heights, NY (long island) Rating - 100% 257 0 0 Apr 17, 2011 #2 looks like a button
Alex Pretzel in Orange M&M Location staten island Rating - 100% 44 0 0 Apr 17, 2011 #3 They are definitely button polyps..
jdnumis Advanced Reefer Location Long Island Rating - 100% 73 0 0 Apr 17, 2011 #4 The one in the back is a button? Sent from my A6400L using Tapatalk
skene Winter. Time for Flakes.. Manhattan Reefs Location Queens Rating - 100% 240 0 0 Apr 17, 2011 #5 Aiptasia you will notice will pop into a rock. Those will most likely close up.
Elflaco112 Advanced Reefer Manhattan Reefs Location Bronx, NY Rating - 100% 179 0 0 Apr 17, 2011 #6 Polyp
jdnumis Advanced Reefer Location Long Island Rating - 100% 73 0 0 Apr 17, 2011 #7 What do you mean by popping into a rock? And can button polyps spread like that? Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk
What do you mean by popping into a rock? And can button polyps spread like that? Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk
B bonzd67 Guest Rating - 100% 73 0 0 Apr 19, 2011 #8 jdnumis said: What do you mean by popping into a rock? And can button polyps spread like that? Click to expand... If you poke or disturb the polyp in any way, it will simply close. If it is Aiptasia, the "tentacles" will retract "inside itself" and almost completely disappear.
jdnumis said: What do you mean by popping into a rock? And can button polyps spread like that? Click to expand... If you poke or disturb the polyp in any way, it will simply close. If it is Aiptasia, the "tentacles" will retract "inside itself" and almost completely disappear.
