I need a I.D.

[Martin H. Lawton]

I have had this coral for over a year and has surprisingly survived ... and I still do not know what it is. I think it is a Pseudocorynactis Corallimorphs... if not please help me figure out what it is.

what makes me think its a pseudocorynactis corallimorphs is the tentacles have bubbles on the tips and the mouth is a bit bigger..

 

[oneofmany]

Heliofungia?

 

[Martin H. Lawton]

it's attached itself to the rock with a foot. I don't think it is in the fungia family :(

 

[Luke Schnabel]

You are correct... It's a pseudocorynactis. Touch it and if its very sticky that's for sure what it is

 

[Tahoe61]

Looks for a skeletal structure, blow some water at it.

 

[Martin H. Lawton]

Here's another picture.

There isn't a skeletal structure. Let me try to get another picture.

 

[Martin H. Lawton]

Here is the base

It actually has some pretty cool colors. red month with six orange spots..

 

[Martin H. Lawton]

I am also hearing that it could be Majano Anemone.. anyone agree?

 

[Maritimer]

Not a pro, but I'd say not a majano.

~B.

 

[Tahoe61]

I am not leaning in the majano ID direction at all based on those images.

 

[Martin H. Lawton]

Stupid question.. do they move? When the lights came on this morning it disappeared.. makes me wonder if it even liked light..

 

[Maritimer]

Anemones do move. Some not very often, some move rather a lot.

~Bruce