Help with identification?

Lavoisier

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A hitchhiker who has split. The pics don't show well but the "body" is green. I am thinking giganticus maybe??
 
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A hitchhiker who has split. The pics don't show well but the "body" is green. I am thinking giganticus maybe??

Do you have any pics of the underside? If you were referring to Stichodactyla gigantea I would say no, a) they do not split, and b) it doesn't look like a gig. I think it's either a H. Magnifica or a BTA. Based off of theese pictures and how low the nem is on the rockwork I am leaning towards BTA.

Although It could also be a LTA. Now I'm not too sure.
 
Do you have any pics of the underside? If you were referring to Stichodactyla gigantea I would say no, a) they do not split, and b) it doesn't look like a gig. I think it's either a H. Magnifica or a BTA. Based off of theese pictures and how low the nem is on the rockwork I am leaning towards BTA.

Although It could also be a LTA. Now I'm not too sure.

I will try to get a pic of the underside tonight. It is actually near the top of the rock work (sorry for the poor pics). I have two juvenile clowns (@ 3/4") who have shown no interest (about 3 months) in either of the two specimens. Is that normal?
 
Looks like a fuzzy mushroom to me and not an anemone at all. How big are they? Do a Google search for fuzzy mushrooms. Some have flowery tentacles, some have branched, but some have straight tentacles like yours.
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