I'D needed on Blue Carpet Anemone

[stone.david]

Fairly long feelers. No spots on disc.

Thanks in advance

 

[dalilgriffith]

Gigantea

 

[Toddrtrex]

It appears to me that I see some Verrucae on the oral disc in the 3rd picture. I am leaning towards a Gig.

 

[stone.david]

is there anyway to be sure? I've read a lot of different ways to i'd'... now im just confused! lol

 

[dalilgriffith]

it doesn't look happy, try placing it on the rocks.

 

[stone.david]

Move it even though its only been in the tank for 3 hours? Those photos were taken only after the an hour of being in...

 

[skyrne_isk]

Gig. Spots darken as they settle in, color up, become "happy". Fight the urge to change too much to make it "happier." Keep your SG steady.

 

[nikon187]

+1. Gigantea

 

[OrionN]

It is a Gigantea. It should be place on the rock with high flow.

 

[shutiny]

Put some large rocks around it, and it'll make its way up the rock with out being disturbed.

 

[dalilgriffith]

It will not bury in the sand, it needs intense ammounts of light so itll probably climb to the top looking for light and flow.

 

[traveller7]

Put some large rocks around it, and it'll make its way up the rock with out being disturbed.

+1

Nice to see you online Shutiny Hope all has been well.

 

[shutiny]

Hey Scott, I am well and thanks for asking. How is the project going?

 

[stone.david]

Lighting: 6x54w t5's with reflectors
Flow: 2 Tunzee wave boxes & 4 tunzee 6055s

Do you think thats enough?

 

[this is me]

It's a gigantea.
People who have success with keeping gigantea will say that your lighting is not enough.
Wish you the best of luck with it. Keep us updated.

 

[jonnybravo22]

agree i would say gigantea...

is there a way to distinguish between gig and atlantic? do atlantics have verrucae?