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[lookout888]

I posted this in the softy fourm to see if i can find a name for it. Scott I beleve this is just like the one you have. Though I would share a pictrure with the club. It is about 3.5 - 4 big now ( was about 1 inch when i got it from the LFS)

Mike

 

[myakkareef]

Thats the same Mike..Be interesting to see what people think it is. Did you get any response on the mushroom forum?

 

[lookout888]

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=8403638#post8403638

Here is the link to the other post.

 

[Agu]

I'd have to agree with the rhodactis ID although I've never seen one that attractive. Typically the ones available are large brown specimens without the tentacles. Coral connection has a few of the common rhodactis. IME the defining feature of this coralamorph is that they capture food and feed just like an anemone.

Here's a link (but it has an obvious error, they say they grow to 3" but they sell a 7" specimen)

http://www.vividaquariums.com/10Expand.asp?ProductCode=02-1416-10

 

[stevemc]

I had one just like that. Bright glowing green under actinics. I fed it all the time, and it split to maybe 10 of them. Maybe they had pups off the foot- I really dont remember. They all got real big. They could and would eat a good sized chunk of fish meat. They were usually about 4" wide but sometimes get over 6". They would eat about every 3-4 days, maybe more. The more you feed them, the more they reproduce. Just like protopalythoas. They will capture fish, but I dont think they ate any of mine.