anemone question

Greenman · Mar 12, 2013

Friend of mine bought an anemone to discover his light wasnt near strong enough so i took it. When i bought it with tenticles it was bout ths size of my fist. Its now trippled in size and looks great. Can i get an ID on this and perhaps some info on if it looks healthy.

salt_for_brains · Mar 12, 2013

Looks like a sabae anemone. What kind of lighting do you have it under? Best I can tell from the picture it appears to be healthy looking.

Greenman · Mar 12, 2013

29 gal tank with 156watt t5 ho

BL1 · Mar 12, 2013

I disagree, the tentacles look more like that of condylactis anemone. But it does still looks good.

salt_for_brains · Mar 12, 2013

It could also be a condy as they are very similar. What color is the foot?

Greenman · Mar 12, 2013

Bright red

salt_for_brains · Mar 12, 2013

Condy it is.

Greenman · Mar 12, 2013

So the lighting is enough?

salt_for_brains · Mar 12, 2013

Your lighting is sufficient. This anemone is nortorius for moving a lot so beware. They are also not a natural clownfish host. So it could host, it could kill the clown or the clown could love it to death.

Greenman · Mar 12, 2013

I have a clarkii that loves the thing

salt_for_brains · Mar 12, 2013

Good sounds like you have things going your way.

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