Anemone ID

[potatocouch]

BTA or Crispa?

 

[Zack K]

I would say BTA or Condy. Not a sebea. Sebae nems usually have a lighter color though this one isn't fully open so it is a bit difficult to tell. Is this a new addition?

 

[potatocouch]

I would say BTA or Condy. Not a sebea. Sebae nems usually have a lighter color though this one isn't fully open so it is a bit difficult to tell. Is this a new addition?

Yeah new add. Still acclimating but it's on the good track. When took picture, was just shrivelled a bit as I broadcast reef roids.

 

[Zack K]

Yeah new add. Still acclimating but it's on the good track. When took picture, was just shrivelled a bit as I broadcast reef roids.

Feel free to post a picture of when it is open. We can get a better ID on him then. @AcroNem

 

[AcroNem]

I don't believe it's H. crispa, looks like E. quadricolor to me. Seeing the foot helps but I ageee with Zack definitely post another pic when it's more expanded to be sure.

 

[potatocouch]

Here tis folks, when it's open for business

@AcroNem @Zack Klabunde

 

[Jason mack]

Can't see last photo you posted

 

[potatocouch]

 

[potatocouch]

 

[potatocouch]

What's your thoughts @Jason mack?

 

[Jason mack]

What's your thoughts @Jason mack?

Unfortunately I'm no nem expert ,sorry .... but at a guess I'd agree with acronem could be a E. Quadricolor..

 

[Zack K]

It looks a bit droopy. It may be a Condylactis but the colors make it look like a BTA. I would say BTA How much did you get him for?

 

[reef lover]

The girddle around the top of the foot points to a quad...

 

[AcroNem]

It's E. quadricolor, still looks a bit stressed out but it'll take time to acclimate.