Unusual Anenome-I need help identifying .

[Welltankgoodness]

I purchased this coral as an Anenome, beside I’ve never seen anything like it. What do you think? Anyone have something similar?

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

Looks like a bounce paly or zoa . Lol

 

[polyppal]

looks like a RFA with herpes

you might be onto some exciting new strain here, take care of it whatever it is!

 

[Welltankgoodness]

I got this wholesale, and it’s the one Coral ever been completely stunned by. It’s like a mini RFA with- alien tentacles. I LOVE it.

 

[Welltankgoodness]

Here’s another view

 

[Nonya]

I purchased this coral as an Anenome, beside I’ve never seen anything like it. What do you think? Anyone have something similar?

The polyps around the outside look like alveopora

 

[Welltankgoodness]

The polyps around the outside look like alveopora

It is 100% a soft Mushroom/Anenome type Coral. No Stoney tissue, eats like a Nem, retracts And foots.

 

[PR_nano]

Looks like a bounce RFA

 

[Dburr1014]

Looks like a ball anenome. Er, mushroom. I have never seen those colors tho. Cool find!

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[A Young Reefer]

Looks like a ball anemone to me too

 

[Just John]

Looks like something you don't want in your tank. Quite dangerous. Send it to me for proper care immediately. I'll even pay the shipping for you.

 

[Welltankgoodness]

Looks like something you don't want in your tank. Quite dangerous. Send it to me for proper care immediately. I'll even pay the shipping for you.

Give me about a month or two and I will. So

 

[Welltankgoodness]

Triactus Producta - It is a type of prolific Anenome.
This is the kind of thing a pom-pom crab uses!

 

[afrokobe]

how big is it?

 

[A Young Reefer]

Triactus Producta - It is a type of prolific Anenome.
This is the kind of thing a pom-pom crab uses!

Yep it does look like Triactus producta (Girdled anemone).
Pom Pom crabs use Tricatus sp. , slightly different.