Anemone id

[Adam_Wallace]

Hello any help in the ID of this nem
It’s on the larger size but the shop had no idea what it is

 

[tzabor10]

Looks like a condylactis to me. I would not recommend this species due the difficulty involved. Also suggest a pass on any white anemone or coral.

 

[Adam_Wallace]

Looks like a condylactis to me. I would not recommend this species due the difficulty involved. Also suggest a pass on any white anemone or coral.

Thank you for your answer i was secretly hoping youd say a Magnifica lol

I don’t fancy a Condy so I’ll leave it be

Thank you.

 

[Reefing102]

I’m not great at anemone ID but that looks like a mag to me. Though it may be bleached. I’ve never seems a condy that large and their tentacles have never looked as dense as that one appears to be.

@OrionN @PacificEastAquaculture any thoughts?

 

[Ron Popeil]

that is definitely heteractis magnifica.

 

[D-Nak]

I concur. H. magnifica.

 

[Adam_Wallace]

Thank you all for your comments and knowledge
It’s really appreciated

 

[D-Nak]

Did you purchase it? It'll be a stunner once it gets acclimated and colors up.

 

[Adam_Wallace]

I pick it up Sunday. But I sadly have to move on a H.crisps first

 

[garygb]

Yes, it's H. magnifica

 

[Adam_Wallace]

Update.

So I picked up the anemone today and moved the H.crispa on as soon as the Crispa was out of the tank the clowns went straight in to the mag. It’s a lot smaller than I though and very bleached but it’s mouth is closed and very sticky so I hope it will get some colour soon.

Thank you for everyone’s input

 

[D-Nak]

Other than being bleached, it looks healthy. Sometimes the bleached ones fare better because they no longer have much zooxanthellae (which I think is directly correlated to the ailment we see with a lot of these magnifica).

Since the foot is a nice color--either red or purple--like I said previously once it colors up it'll be a stunner. If it's a red foot, it'll most likely have a cream tentacles, and if purple then it could be many combinations of colors--I've seen purple, green, or blue tipped tentacles, to name a few.