need ID on hitchhiker

[wawruck]

ok I posted this before and didn't get a whole lot of response back on what it is. Hoping now that it has been in the tank and is a better color it will get a better ID.

Here are two pictures of it this morning, about 2 hours after lights came on. It has bubbly tips on it, but they are really short.
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thanks, Liz

 

[Riona]

How big is it?

 

[wawruck]

It is approx. 2-3 inches across.

 

[TOURKID]

looks like a bubble tip anemone to me.

 

[TOURKID]

pretty one too.

 

[wawruck]

even with it having such short tentacles?

 

[GSMguy]

i would say H aroura or rock anemone of some sort

 

[TheVillageIdiot]

BTA's can have short tentacles like that. My BTA is about 4" across and after a month it is just starting to show signs of the tentacles "growing" out to more than .5-1" in length.

the anemone def. has bubble tips, i don't know of any other anemone that has bulbs like the bta, but i could def. be wrong about that, and that picture certainly looks like it has bulbs...

 

[wawruck]

well seeing as we have only had a a week or so, we will just keep an eye on it and see if they grow out more.

 

[illcssd]

appears to be a majano. Not a bta. Pest