Can anyone tell me what this is

[orangespot]

I was told it was a Ritteri but not so sure. Please let me know what you think it is and does it look healthy. Thanks

 

[orangespot]

How do you change the photo so it can be uploaded...file is too big. Please help.

 

[unbreakabl]

yes just put it in paint and pick stretch/skew and put it on 40 40 and save it to a folder and upload it hope it helps

 

[orangespot]

Okay...what is it?

 

[orangespot]

Another pic

 

[orangespot]

54 Corner pic

 

[keith burn]

looks like an anenomie to me
and not looking good

 

[reef diver]

Looks like a badly bleached lorida condi

 

[symon]

Badly bleached, what kind of lighting do you have?
HEre's what it should look like

 

[orangespot]

It is 250 Metal Halide. It is 28 inches away though so that could be a problem.

 

[symon]

OMG it only penatrates like 18-24 inchs, you really need to get that closer to the tank!

 

[viper_930]

Did you just get it?
It actually doesn't look that badly bleached, though it could get better. There's still a slight brown tint in the tentacles. The lighting shouldn't be a problem. Feed it meaty foods like mysis, krill, silversides, etc. to help it recover.

 

[orangespot]

About a week in the tank...He is showing more green each day...I will adjust the light to get to him and the lower lying corals.

 

[thomas712]

It does appear to have a low population of zooxanthellae, however overall physical health doesn't look too bad.
As ViPeR suggests give it some meaty foods couple times per week. keep the water clean so the light can penitrate well.
Thomas