Anemone ID please

[Nereaga]

Picking this up tomorrow from a guy in my reef club, just want to get a definate ID on him.

LTA?

Thanks!

Brad

 

[traveller7]

Definitely not an LTA.

Looks more like an Atlantic species, say Condylactis, from the single picture. If it is a Condy, it is not a natural host for clownfish. Some shrimp and some crabs naturally call them home.

Slim chance it is a BTA, but more pictures would be necessary before I'd lean that way.

 

[jmahfouz]

it looks like a GBTA

 

[Arati]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14450564#post14450564 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jmahfouz
it looks like a GBTA

can u get a better pic of the oral disk? does it have white stripes?

 

[OrionN]

If the previous owner get this anemone out of his tank because he has an extra one as the result of a division then it is a BTA (unlikely). If his clown fish would not use it as a host and he is getting rid of it, then it most likely a C. gigantea which is an Atlantic anemone species.