Haddoni budding?

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I got this yesterday from an LFS that had it for two months. It wasn’t under enough light, and when I got it home and settled in I noticed it appears to be ‘budding’. I’ll try to get some photos under the halides soon (these are just under T5 blues) but I thought it was interesting. Anyone seen this before? (Attached two photos under halides for accurate color representation).
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Makes you wonder if where it was collected there was a hole in a rock it was up against and some of it grew threw that hole. Very nice looking Haddoni, thanks for sharing.
 
I have not seen that before. Super cool and and Awesome nem.

@Eagle_Steve @F i s h y check this guy out.
I have seen this before. Typically this is the result of damage that has healed. It happens most often with LTA's. There are a couple of similar threads on r2r. Typically the extra flesh is eventually reabsorbed into the body of the nem. I do not know of any documented cases that the extra bud actually became a separate viable anemone. Either way it is something truly special. And I will be interested in seeing the progress of it in your system.
Thank you for sharing.
 

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