can you identify this Nem?

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it's luscious and planted quickly but i can't remember the name.

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We will need more details than a picture of a few blur tentacles for a proper ID. Clear picture of the column, the tentacles, perhaps the mouth. Without these details, any ID are just WAG.
my WAG: Condylactis gigantea
 
yes and she is very beautiful but she is lodged in bw two live rock so i don't see as much of her,m. i hold the clowns learn to host her

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Condy nems don’t host clown often
 
It looks like it is a Condylactis gigantea, but a clear picture of the column would confirm that it is a Condy anemone (non-clownfish hosting Atlantic anemone)
 
Video is not really helpful. Clear photo has much better resolution.
CLEAR PICTURES ARE BEST
 

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