are these baby bubble tip?

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  1. blowfish

    blowfish Plankton

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    i have had these popping up in my tank.was wondering if they are baby bubble tips?Kevin
     

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  2. Reef-a-holic

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    Probably Majano...considered a pest...sorry!
     
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  3. wasitgreen

    wasitgreen Feather Duster

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    Mojano pest Anems.

    By the way, anems split, they don't have babies :)
     
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  4. blowfish

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    thats what i thought..i have a big bubble tip that just split...Thank you for the bad news..lol..really thank you
     
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  5. 2in10

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    If you have very clean water the majano will not grow or spread very quickly IME.
     
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    Zoanthids21 McKoscker’s Flasher Wrasse

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    +1...Same concept with Aptaisia..I have had a single aptaisia in my 29 for about 9 months, it has stayed about .25" the entire time.

    As 2in10 said, if you do have clean water, i wouldnt mess with it,because if you do mess with it, it could go the complete wrong way and start spreading.
     
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    Magnett2 Coral Banded Shrimp

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    What happened to that coral?
     
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    Zeyphon Spanish Shawl Nudibranch

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    How do anemones undergo sexual reproduction then? Do they broadcast spawn in the wild?
     
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  9. We$

    We$ Spaghetti Worm

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    yea when they split they should be relatively similar sizes.
     
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    We$ Spaghetti Worm

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    They're asexual, they just divide into two. You can do this manually do if you are good at it by cutting them perfectly through the mouth and foot.
     
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