H. Mag?

[nemmy]

Has a red base, verrucae under the disc. Looks very similar to the liveaquatica website image.

 

[bjledbetter]

Nice.

 

[Winwood]

I'm almost certain that's a LTA (Macrodactyla doreensis)

 

[nemmy]

I'm almost certain that's a LTA (Macrodactyla doreensis)

Ahhh I think you may be correct as well. A few on Google image results look just like it.

 

[sh0ck]

yes coloration look exactly like my LTA with some color balance magic.

 

[nemmy]

Got it right this time. The LTA was moved to another tank on the system and the new H. Mag is in a tank of its own. Dont mind the white rocks i added a bunch of BRS dry rock to the system.

Mostly colored up, foot set, mouth closed. Just has some slight bleaching on the oral disc and first part of the tenticles.

Well at least i THINK i got it right this time lol

 

[taylor t]

Dont mind the white rocks i added a bunch of BRS dry rock to the system.

Keep an eye on the stability. Just because those rocks are new, doesn't mean they won't/don't go through a stabilization process. Personally, I wouldn't use/trust dry rock unless cured for months, just like regular live rock.

Very nice anemone. I wish you the best of luck!

 

[nemmy]

Keep an eye on the stability. Just because those rocks are new, doesn't mean they won't/don't go through a stabilization process. Personally, I wouldn't use/trust dry rock unless cured for months, just like regular live rock.

Very nice anemone. I wish you the best of luck!

They've been in the sump for 2 months but not the display. Still got 50lb or so down there. Thanks for wishing me luck. I've done rose anemones for years and propagated tons but this is my first h-mag and they are a whole new beast.

 

[taylor t]

They've been in the sump for 2 months but not the display. Still got 50lb or so down there.

Ah, glad to hear they aren't "fresh". I figured you knew, just trying to help.

 

[nemmy]

All good. Looks like you've been in the hobby longer than me so feel free to throw any info out regardless if I know it or not