Anenome Identity

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My wife just bought me a new anemone last night so I'm trying to figure out what it is exactly. It has about 5 to 7 inch tentacles and is about 5 inches wide across the disk. The pigment is brown, the base is organge and the underside of the disk has white spots like a strawberry anemone but different colors. Any ideas? The pet store wasn't for sure, they just called it a long tentacle, which I think is pretty vague.

 

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I know I spelt anemone wrong, I'm retarded, but too late to change.:spin2:

 

[mallorieGgator]

A long tentical anemone is a type of anemone.

 

[jeff@zina.com]

Sounds like a long tentacle anemone. You might try matching it to a picture you find on the internet, that's a lot easier than us trying to match no picture to something we make up.

By the way: http://www.wetwebmedia.com/macrodoreensis.htm

Jeff

 

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I looked at about 100 diff pics, and I'm going to go with long tentacle. Thanks everyone.

 

[Fishfish0001]

Better yet, is it attached in the sandbed or is it attached on the rock?

 

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It's atached to the rock.

 

[Fishfish0001]

I mgiht be wrong but I thought LTS's like Sand not rock? If its attached to a rock its probably a Bubble Tip without the bubble tips, which is normal.