i found this in my tank can any one id please

[winsbxnyc]

does any one know what this is in my tank

 

[duke62]

manjano anemone

 

[fireshark02]

manjano anemone

+1

 

[winsbxnyc]

Wuts that duke is it bad how did it get there

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[fishman1069]

It's a hitchhiker anemone just like aptasia (sp?)

 

[Reefcowboy]

Burn it before it starts spreading. I have a large seringe i bought from a vet supply store, im sure you can find in many places, its for horse vaccination. It comes with a large needle as well. Mix kalk into a paste in a little container, and with the seringe drop a few drops on the anemone. The product is very thick and sinks in the water. As it touches the anemone it sticks to it and from there on goodbye little pest.

 

[KurtL]

Manjanos are alot tougher than aiptasia. Might be able to rip it off the rock intact with a pair of pliers.

 

[tomtoothdoc]

since you're able to move the rock, take it out and let it sit in a bucket until it comes back out again.
you can use kalk in a syringe, boiling water in a syringe or my personal favorite... a butane torch....:skull::sgrin:

 

[thirty6]

^^^ really. .
I ever find one your coming over to play

 

[winsbxnyc]

Thanks guys i will boil it now but wheredid it come from

 

[thirty6]

More than likely came with the rock, either you have just noticed it or was added on a recent addition to tank

 

[winsbxnyc]

its krazy cause I haven't added anything in8 months

 

[jdnumis]

Make sure there are no zoos attached to rock before u boil it

 

[E.intheC]

Yeah I wouldn't boil or burn anything. Just chip the piece of the rock where the majano is located and throw it away. You never know what else is on that rock.

 

[dacaptain78]

KILL IT WITH FIRE! Seriously tho, just do what tomtoothdoc suggested. Quick and easy.