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Any picture? that might help us to help you..Bought this “bubble tip” 4 or so months ago not sure it’s even what I paid for.. any ideas what I may actually be or if I’m just dumb lol
Any picture? that might help us to help you..
I have no clue that’s why I’m asking manIsn't it just a White Bubble Tip Anemone?
Well that's my answer then Surely they told you in the LFS before you bought it?I have no clue that’s why I’m asking man
Was told green lolWell that's my answer then Surely they told you in the LFS before you bought it?
Oh! Well, green may look different in the US than in Europe it's a nice wee piece though and your clowns look to enjoy it.Was told green lol
Thank you good sir it only took 2 months for em to finally give into the natural state of livingOh! Well, green may look different in the US than in Europe it's a nice wee piece though and your clowns look to enjoy it.
What kind of lighting do you have? It might be green under actinic lighting but it looks bleached in this photo. More pictures without the clowns might be helpful, I would lean away from "bubble tip" or Entacmaea quadricolor and lean more towards a bleached Heteractis magnifica. It doesn't have the characteristic bulbous tentacles and even though their tentacles vary in morphology (bubbled vs. not bubbled) they usually are still not uniform in thickness from base to tip like these look.
Really hurts my soul to not be able to do anythingYeah that anemone is not doing well. While they will inflate and deflate and expel waste, it is not healthy for them to hold their mouth open that long. I suspect this anemone will not last long. Under experienced care, these anemones can recover but without perfect conditions and experience to know what a healthy anemone looks like, it will be difficult to turn it around.