This is haddoni, right?

[Sea_forest]

This is haddoni, right? Bought this blue haddoni weeks ago and want to make sure I did bought the right anemone. It has a blue foot and I see no spots under. It is still small like maybe 3-4 inches or so and stay anchored on to the rocks. But the tentacles looks bit longer than my red haddoni. Can someone help me identify, please?

 

[F i s h y]

@Eagle_Steve @Lost in the Sauce
This looks more like a gig to me?

 

[OrionN]

Need to have better pictures but appears to be a Gigantea.

 

[Sea_forest]

@Eagle_Steve @Lost in the Sauce
This looks more like a gig to me?

If it is a gig then I have to make sure I have the right placement, it is in a low flow area right now and close to the sand.

 

[Sea_forest]

Need to have better pictures but appears to be a Gigantea.

Thank you Minh for dropping by, I will try to take a better pic of the underside later.

 

[Sea_forest]

@OrionN this is the best I can get

Hopefully there is something you can find to ID the nem.
It is still a bit blurry.

Thanks!

 

[OrionN]

Don't see a lot of spots but the blue foot positively ID him as Gigantea

 

[Sea_forest]

Don't see a lot of spots but the blue foot positively ID him as Gigantea

That is why I am so confused about this one. I don’t see any verrucae, then blue foot and a bit longer tentacles than my haddoni.

It is attached to a rock and I can’t take it off. I will just let it move wherever it will be happy. I don’t want to force it to detached from the rock and tear the base or stress.

thanks!

 

[OrionN]

It is possible that it is a hybrid. I have seen several (5 or so) Carpets that I think are hybrids. They are often green and beige. I have never seen a blue that I think is a hybrid, but these should be no reason why it should not be blue.

 

[vetteguy53081]

I believe Gigantea

 

[Sea_forest]

It is not that I don’t want a gigantea but my concern is it’s current location have a very low water movement. It is on the same spot for few weeks now.

I think I am more stressed than the anemone.

 

[Rtaylor]

A clear pic of the oral disc would help too. I agree it looks like a gig, verracue aren’t always clearly visible. Gigantea have a bit different arrangement of tentacles than haddoni. Usually fewer particularly close to the mouth.