Anemone ID

[rwpollack]

Hello fellow reefers!
I have an anemone I was hoping to get some help with an ID. I was sold to me as a bubble tip but was very small and bleached. It has since grown and colored up quite a bit and a number of people have said it looks more like a long tentacle than a bubble tip.
Any thoughts?

 

[rwpollack]

Anemone ID

Sorry here's some better pics.

 

[rwpollack]

Bump

 

[Ron Popeil]

definitely not a long tentacle anemone.

most likely a bubble tip.

has it always been in that rocky crevice? do you have any pictures of its mouth?

 

[OrionN]

Get picture of the mouth and of the column. These will help ID this anemone. I agree that it is not a LTA

 

[davocean]

That could even be a mag just looking at tentacles, but agree that is not best for ID, we need to see foot and base to be sure, but also agree definitely not LTA

 

[rwpollack]

Thank you all for the responses.
It made its' home between the rock and sand bed and never moved.
I'll try to get a picture of the mouth/base. The base is light pink almost like a leather coral.

 

[rwpollack]

Oh and what's a mag anemone?

 

[OrionN]

Mag (or Magnifica or Ritteri) is a short name we often use for Heteractis magnifica. Heteractis ritteri was one of the older names for this species.

 

[davocean]

Yeah, and I'm not sure why but seems many vendors lately seem to be going back to using ritteri for ID which sometimes adds to confusion, and still that was just a guess based on those small pics, which really means nothing much w/out seeing the foot and base under natural/non actinic lighting.