anenome identification

[zanoshano]

the pic is kinda blurry from resizing. but here ya go:

 

[thomas712]

Hard to tell.
Describe the color of tentacles, and the base.
Short tenticals, attatched to rock, possible E. Quad.
Thomas

 

[schneijt]

Looks like a nice Rose Bubble Tip to me, but a better picture zoomed in a bit more would help with a positive ID.
-Joe S.

 

[painbelow]

its a bulb tip anenome

 

[22caddy]

Possibly a RBTA, but very hard to tell by the pic. Can you get a clearer pic?

 

[viper_930]

I think RBTA. Looks like how mine did before I got my halides.

 

[zanoshano]

hwo did it change after u got them?

 

[viper_930]

Tentacles aren't as wrinkled, bubbles came back, and looking nicer than before the halides. Mine's still pretty ugly, but it's recovering. If you want I can get a pic tomorrw, my lights are out right now.

 

[zanoshano]

ok, that would be cool.

 

[jimmy234]

ok everyone dont shoot me down instantly but because the pic is blurry and unclear it may even be coral. It will be easy to tell with the next pic though. just thought i'd throw the idea out.

 

[viper_930]

Sorry I haven't posted a pic. My anemone began wandering, and it's now crawling along the front glass. Basically mine currently looks similar to the one first pictured, but has a slightly brighter pink color and tentacles about 2x as long and usually has bubbles.