Can somebody ID this for me ?

[thincat]

I second the Aiptasia X or Joe's Juice. Just go slow and keep at it.

 

[user 2204]

Herefishyfishy, has a territoriality/ insecurity problem,..and is just confrontational for the point of feeling good about himself!
Wikipedia is not a good substitute for experience!!!!!
You need professional help!
..I promise to never visit your little world again!

No need to be rude here at RF.

 

[user 2204]

As for my opinion on the unknown, I would say either a glass anenome or majano. Usually the majanos I've encountered have been green with a bit of red to them as well. Glass anenomes are on the otherhand clearish with some faint coloring. Aiptasia are usually a ugly brown color and grow very long and stringy.

I've used Joes Juice with good results, but you could easily use a calc paste as well. That is what I think that Joes Juice really is anyway. *lol*

Just my 2¢. Cheers,
Alex

 

[thincat]

Remember like a reef we are made up of many different opinions and together we make up the entire reef structure. Everones view is just that a educated opinion on the subject at hand.
So...Happy Reefing...

 

[user 2204]

Remember like a reef we are made up of many different opinions and together we make up the entire reef structure. Everones view is just that a educated opinion on the subject at hand.
So...Happy Reefing...

Those are definate words to live by. I like it. )

Cheers,
Alex

 

[NaH2O]

Herefishyfishy, has a territoriality/ insecurity problem,..and is just confrontational for the point of feeling good about himself!
Wikipedia is not a good substitute for experience!!!!!
You need professional help!
..I promise to never visit your little world again!

I think I need to step in here. Regardless of education/experience/occupation, etc inflammatory remarks will not be tolerated here. Instead of flaming Herefishyfishy, why not disagree with counter points in a mature manner. We love debates on RF, but only when they are done in a constructive way. Quote material you have and site the source to make your point, instead of flamming.

I don't care who is right or wrong with their thoughts on this, but I do care how folks are responded to on the forum. You are welcome to continue to post, as long as you leave the inflammatory remarks at the door.

This is a hobby where we are trying to help each other learn and grow to care for beautiful animals. Let's remember that....this is only a hobby. Flaming someone is not a good method of helping others.