Anemone ID please

[AEALOVESHERGIRLS]

Hello all! I just purchased what I was told a purple condy for $5.99. However, after doing some reading here, it just doesn't quite look like the other Conys here. The pictures don't do justice, but it's a deeper purple with a bright orange foot/base. Let me know what you think.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v462/aealoveshergirls/006.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v462/aealoveshergirls/004.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v462/aealoveshergirls/002.jpg

 

[Toddrtrex]

Still leaning towards it being a "condy". The others you have seen, most likely, were in poor shape. However, is the underside of the oral disc smooth, or does it have bumps?

 

[AEALOVESHERGIRLS]

I can't see it's underside now. I put it on a rock, as seen in the picture, but it's moving down now towards the bottom of the tank.

 

[AEALOVESHERGIRLS]

I think it's a condy, here is a picture with the flash, although, without the flash, the base of it's tenticles are not white, just a lighter shade of purple.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v462/aealoveshergirls/016.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v462/aealoveshergirls/015-2.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v462/aealoveshergirls/013-1.jpg

 

[AEALOVESHERGIRLS]

Anyone else have an opinion?

 

[garygb]

Yeah, that's a condylactis.

 

[AEALOVESHERGIRLS]

Thanks, just never saw one so purple! The ones I have seen on here have been very white.

 

[garygb]

Purple has to do with the pigmentation. Though the lighter colored pink may be more common, purple isn't uncommon. That species is known to wander. They reportedly will stay put if the can find a crevice in a piece of liverock to attach their foot well inside the hole. Do cover any powerhead intakes, as a shredded anemone releases a great deal of toxins into the water.