Condylactis anemone ID

[anirbas91]

I'm 95% sure that this is a Condylactis. But I was hoping to get a positive ID. What other identifying factors are there for Condylactis?

 

[Uncle99]

Cosmopolitan distribution so depends on source location.
Brown, beige, green, with pink tips, short tips, long tentacles.

 

[anirbas91]

Cosmopolitan distribution so depends on source location.
Brown, beige, green, with pink tips, short tips, long tentacles.

I tried taking some more photos. Do you also agree that it's a condy?

 

[Uncle99]

So, so many configs of the Condy, being so common, if it has a foot and is stuck to a rock, I’d say yup.
In contrast, some Condy has long tentacles.

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Pics under white lights would help

 

[anirbas91]

Pics under white lights would help

Here are the photos under white lighting

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Def looks like a condy.

 

[Uncle99]

Def looks like a condy.

I’ll second that!

 

[WheatToast]

I'm 95% sure that this is a Condylactis. But I was hoping to get a positive ID. What other identifying factors are there for Condylactis?

Here are the photos under white lighting

Looks almost exactly like a Condylactus gigantea individual from an image on Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory:

 

[Rtaylor]

Looks like a condy. The ‘pattern’ you can see in the tentacles is typical of condy’s. The shape and distribution of tentacles also fit.

 

[WhySoSeriousDory]

It’s condy they are nice