Can some help me identify this anemone

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We got this from our local reef store new to the hobby , he told me the name but I can’t remember and it looks like it has more than one mouth ? It’s huge

just wonder what is called and when I feed it what mouth to feeder also lost a clown fish over night

I think maybe the emerald crab or this any thoughts

thanks
Lisa
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We got this from our local reef store new to the hobby , he told me the name but I can’t remember and it looks like it has more than one mouth ? It’s huge

just wonder what is called and when I feed it what mouth to feeder also lost a clown fish over night

I think maybe the emerald crab or this any thoughts

thanks
Lisa
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Definitely an Elegance coral and not an anemone. You may want to be be wary of the LFS person who sold this to you as an anemone. Not someone from whom I would ever take any advice!
 
nice elegance coral there
 

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