Does anyone know what this is? At first I thought Gigantea then I thought Heliantus. The anemone lacks the spots on the underside to suggest it's either one unless Heliantus does not always have them.
I switched this tank to T5 lighting and my bulbs are Blue+and Purple+combo. So can't change the spectrum unfortunately. The third pic was taken with the anemone out of the tank.
I switched this tank to T5 lighting and my bulbs are Blue+and Purple+combo. So can't change the spectrum unfortunately. The third pic was taken with the anemone out of the tank.
More pictures from this morning during a water change.
This anemone is getting re-homed in the next few days since I can't positively ID it as a Gigantea.
How big is it? I have seen anemones like that before that were maybe a little bigger than silver dollar size. Unfortunately, I can't give you an ID for those either.
How big is it? I have seen anemones like that before that were maybe a little bigger than silver dollar size. Unfortunately, I can't give you an ID for those either.
Thinking back, I had an anemone like it nearly 20 years ag. I though at the time it was a Gigantea. He stay at about 5-6 inches, never bigger. Clownfish (Ocellaris, Percula and Pink skunk) never go near him. I guess he is one of the non clownfish hosting anemone. I don't know enough about non host anemones to venture to guess the species.
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