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No, tentacles are exactly like the corals feeders. It has a pronounced mouth now and same flesh as the coral around it. I looked up ball anemone and it does not look the same.like @KJ say it's Ball anemones., the tentacles are very sticky if you touch them with something.
It look for sometime ago they become more popular in the DT introduced with new corals from the wild.
I have few of them on few separate rocks with new corrals. It's reef safe (or my one are).
Dude check this one (I do have the same looking anemone), check the photos I post (Large and macro, compare it and tell please, I'm curiouse to get what do you have, as I can't see it better on the photos in your post, probably more white, less blue light and take the shot ? and can you turn on only uv/blue over it, to see are the balls like fluorescent any color ? They can be green, orange and blue as I know.No, tentacles are exactly like the corals feeders. It has a pronounced mouth now and same flesh as the coral around it. I looked up ball anemone and it does not look the same.
ooops, sorry for the prev. post, but I watch the video few more times now, and lookink on the new photos, it look like, that's part of the coral it's new head, just because it look like it's between the hard skeleton stalks it go out of there of the main head there. What's the exact name of the coral @WARz ?
Not sure the exact name. Acanthastrea pachysepta or a orange Lobophyllias, not sure.ooops, sorry for the prev. post, but I watch the video few more times now, and lookink on the new photos, it look like, that's part of the coral it's new head, just because it look like it's between the hard skeleton stalks it go out of there of the main head there. What's the exact name of the coral @WARz ?
looking on the google photos, look like new head coming out.Not sure the exact name. Acanthastrea pachysepta or a orange Lobophyllias, not sure.