Bta with bright green tips, ID please.

[seanocode]

My wife brought this home and said surprise. She has no idea what kind it is. I'm new to all this and haven't seen one quite like it yet.

 

[ReeferRookie]

Frogspawn ? Lol

 

[ReeferRookie]

Sorry. Yup its frogspawn. Not what u thought it was research research research !!! Make sure u give him tje best life u can congrats on.the new piece

 

[Clayalaleona]

Thats not a frog....
Look up chocolate bubble tip anemone

 

[ReeferRookie]

Wow. Fooled me !!! Looks close to a frog :o

 

[saltwaterpicaso]

I agree it's not frogspawn it's a nem

 

[ReeferRookie]

Good catch clay

 

[ReeferRookie]

Upon close examination ive realized its not. Theres no.other branches branching.off like it does on frogspawn. Plus after looking.up clays suggestion its a **** near match ive never heard of a chocolate nem ! Its very gorgeous tho

 

[Clayalaleona]

Frogs have different shaped tentacles, it looks closer to a torch than anything but even then their tentacle structures are also different.
OP, these are basic easy care nems just keep up with the water changes and have good lights :)



Edit: Ive had about a million nems from my previous tanks lol believe me not a lot of people see these so its a mistake that can be easily understood

 

[geckoejon]

There is a shop locally that gets them in on a regular basis and called them "blue bta's" personally, I don't see anything blue about them. Lol looks more like purple with silver tips. I really like them though.

I picked up 2. One never changed at all and is still thriving. The other faded away in 2 weeks in the same tank and same conditions. Go figure....

Beautiful bta, IMO :)