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Hi all I’ve been out and back in the hobby and my fish are still looking happy but the tank not so much… I thought that what has been invading it were aiptasia but I have doubts now… in addition to small starfish I have the picture here and wonder what these are? Thanks!
 

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Hard to say I’d say yes for mouth and no for skeleton. See closeup pictures. They spread like crazy!
 

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Duncans grow at the end of a branching skeleton, like a hammer or trumpet coral, so I don't think that's what these are. They definitely don't look like Aiptasia, a little like Mojano but those are usually more transparent, but they may be some kind of anemone.
 
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