Anemone identification.

[Dan Robbins]

Hello, was looking at this anemone today and was wondering if anyone could ID for me? Photo doesn't show it off brilliantly. It has little pink spots on the tip of each of it's tentacles. I thought i'd find out a little about it, light requirements, hardiness, feeding etc. I currently have a small low light aquarium which I planned on keeping a few softies in with a couple of gobies or shrimp in.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Dan

 

[Reefahholic]

Dan...try reposting pic.

 

[ocellaris123]

Hi,

You have E. quadricolor (bubble tip anemone)

 

[Dan Robbins]

I thought it might have been that! thanks very much!
The reason that I thought it may have been something else however, is that it does not have the characteristic 'bubble' on the tentacles. Will these develop in time?
Dan

 

[ocellaris123]

Sometimes they do not display the bubbles. Here is a pic of mine when they were bubbled,

and a recent pic of the same anemones. The bubbles seem to come and go.

 

[Dan Robbins]

I've read a lot of mixed information. What kind of lighting do these guys need?

 

[Reefahholic]

I've read a lot of mixed information. What kind of lighting do these guys need?

I would put him under full spectrum.

 

[OrionN]

They don't need a huge amount of light. LPS level light is good

 

[Anemone12]

I have my doubts about this being a bubble tip?

 

[Irishdolphin]

Majano?

 

[SNAKEMANVET]

Can you get a pic of the mouth.

 

[ocellaris123]

Def not a majano, it is a BTA, Ive seen plenty like those

 

[Anemone12]

Pics if the mouth would help. I guess I've never seen a BTA under white lights.