Anemone id?

[brian762]

What kind of nem do you think this is? Somebody is selling it and he has it as a LBTA, but I am not sure.

 

[elegance coral]

What does the "L" in LBTA stand for? None of us can positively ID the anemone on tentacles alone.

 

[brian762]

I do not know. That is the only pic i have. I was thinking "lavender" maybe.

 

[phender]

Really hard to tell from the tentacles, but based on the way it is attached to the rock with its base in a crevice, I would say that it is likely a BTA.

 

[rocking]

false rose

 

[phender]

What the heck is a "false" rose? Rose is just a color. I'm not seeing any red or orange in that one, so I wouldn't call it a rose at all.

 

[BonsaiNut]

BTA. I don't see anything special about it, aside from the fact that ALL anemones are cool

 

[Tethered_Limbs]

looks king btaish but like EC said on tentacles alone its just a guess

 

[BlazinNitro16]

the L in LBTA stands for long bubble tip anemone.

 

[BonsaiNut]

the L in LBTA stands for long bubble tip anemone.

What the heck is THAT supposed to mean? You realize that BTA's can shorten or lengthen their tentacles based on environmental conditions, right?

 

[D-Nak]

LOL... that's the first time I've heard of a long tentacle BTA.

 

[abezr]

lool

 

[Dias]

the L in LBTA stands for long bubble tip anemone.

I wonder if there's a SBTA.....:worried: