Anemone Id please

[vetteguy53081]

Much better added pic. Agree on heteractis magnifica is is the second largest of anemones. At times , the tips will swell making it a beauty

 

[OrionN]

The white lines radiated from the mouth is what I am talking about. All BTA have at least one of these lines. If you anemone does not have this, it is not a BTA but a Magnifica. Magnifica , when healthy, also so have mouth pluck up like a nipple, while mouth of BTA is rather flat.
Sorry, you picture is not clear enough for me to see the mouth clearly, but you can easily see this looking at it in person, even if you have to get a turkey blaster to blow some tentacles out of the way to see the mouth.

 

[Birdbrains?]

On the first picture in particular, it seems to have a few seperate tentacles in the middle of the oral disk. Could be a white tip or green tip macrodactyla. Does it have spots on the outside?

 

[D-Nak]

My gut tells me that it's a Ritteri (H. magnifica).

How is the foot attached to rock? Can you see it? Is it under the rock or is it spread across the top like a fried egg? It's not an ideal way to ID an anemone but it provides some evidence as to what it could be.

 

[Rrb1399]

It’s long curled under the rock. It doesn’t have any of the stretch marks at all on the disc. Can’t see the mouth it’s huge tons of tentacles

 

[Rrb1399]

Finally I have a pic of the mouth maybe now it can be identified?

 

[OrionN]

It is a BTA. See those white lines radiated from the mouth? That positively ID it as a BTA