limitedslip
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Well, I picked up a nice piece of liverock today that was covered (I mean abolutely covered) in star polyps. At the bottom of the bucket was something small, I just threw it in the tank thinking it was a peice that had fallen off. But it stuck to the side of the tank, and thats when I knew I had an anemone on my hands. I've never come across an anemone with a green foot, so I couldnt ID it right away. Anyway, heres a quick description.
The foot is neon green.
Tenticles are slightly tannish red (hard to tell, the entire thing is about the size a pencil eraser).
The tenticles are slightly bubbled (making me think its a bubble.)
I will try and snap pics when I can get my hands on a camera.
Any clue what kind of anemone has a green foot?
The foot is neon green.
Tenticles are slightly tannish red (hard to tell, the entire thing is about the size a pencil eraser).
The tenticles are slightly bubbled (making me think its a bubble.)
I will try and snap pics when I can get my hands on a camera.
Any clue what kind of anemone has a green foot?
