Hi all,
in my pico, there is a strictly nocturnal anemone that has changed the hole on the same liverock now three times but I'm still unable to provide a photo.
When I saw once the whole body of that thing it looked like a light brown ball of about 10 to 12 mm (half an inch) diameter. The colour and surface of that ball looked pretty much like a piece of ingwer.
That ball is normally hidden in the rock and only at night there is a transparent crown coming out with very few, only 8 or so, sturdy and stiff tentacles, each less than 10 mm long. The end of the tentacles are round like those of a ball anemone.
This thing is only out at night and even hides completely in its hole when getting too much light from a torch.
It seems to live from plankton as there are only pods in this tank apart from a hermit crab and a tiny gorilla crab that I haven't seen for the last months, the same for its mold.
in my pico, there is a strictly nocturnal anemone that has changed the hole on the same liverock now three times but I'm still unable to provide a photo.
When I saw once the whole body of that thing it looked like a light brown ball of about 10 to 12 mm (half an inch) diameter. The colour and surface of that ball looked pretty much like a piece of ingwer.
That ball is normally hidden in the rock and only at night there is a transparent crown coming out with very few, only 8 or so, sturdy and stiff tentacles, each less than 10 mm long. The end of the tentacles are round like those of a ball anemone.
This thing is only out at night and even hides completely in its hole when getting too much light from a torch.
It seems to live from plankton as there are only pods in this tank apart from a hermit crab and a tiny gorilla crab that I haven't seen for the last months, the same for its mold.