any ideas

[dflowers]

what this guy is?

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn310/dflowers10/140 gal reef tank/IMG_6868.jpg

 

[dflowers]

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn310/dflowers10/140 gal reef tank/IMG_7896.jpg

 

[jt_milstead]

Looks like majano anemone to me...

 

[clowns101]

Looks like a Flower Anemone to me!

 

[dflowers]

Well, i have had them in my DT for about a year now. they have not moved at all really, only within a few inches of themselves. Once one of them ate a dying chromie, that was kinda cool to see. Other than that they have not multiplied or anything. I thought maybe Majano but maybe not? wish i knew, thanks for the input.

 

[clowns101]

Well if they dont multyply often then I would again say Flower Anemone!

 

[iceman79]

+1 rock nem

 

[garygb]

I would say flower anemone also, E. crucifer.

 

[elegance coral]

Without a doubt, E. crucifer. They don't reproduce asexually, so they usually don't become a problem. They have reproduced sexually in captivity though.

 

[dflowers]

Cool, thanks for all the help!

 

[mrbncal]

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn310/dflowers10/140 gal reef tank/IMG_7896.jpg

Is it just teh angle of teh photo or are the three heads sharing one foot?

 

[dflowers]

they do seem to share one foot and can almost become one head if eating something big, i have two sets of these. the one in the pic is bigger with the 3 heads and i have one lower in tank with two heads that are about 1/2 the size. the smaller two became one to eat the dead chromi it looked like.