[seamonkey]

Well I nuked my first atapsia(don't think I spelled that rite) and removed a small rock that 4 others were on. Also today I traded the last of my fw equipment for a anemone off of a friend. The anemone is pinkish in color with green tips and seems to be very stubborn. Any clue what kind it would be.

 

[jimcfar]

W/O pic difficult to tell. But quite possible condylactus.

 

[Junkzoo]

yup on the no pic to ID,,,like was said,,,probably a Condy

 

[Buzz_Hog]

Are the tips long and slender like this???

If so, it's prob a condy...

 

[seamonkey]

Yep except the tips are green and hurt like crap on the back side of the hand. I keep moving it away from the glass so it can be viewed but the darn thing moves rite back so its facing the back of the tank. O well

 

[Buzz_Hog]

yep, sounds like a condy.... Mine has already ventured to the back of the tank behind the LR... :-/

 

[Mickadee]

thats what it sounds like kinda of a bad anemone for a reef tank because how much it moves. make sure all PH's are sealled so he wont get sucked up into it because he will wander up to it not IF. LOL
Mike

 

[Prismaco]

I have one like that along with a pink tip one. They like to stay in the corner of the tank. They tend to move but only down into the sand and then back on to the rock.


-Paul

 

[Buehlz]

hey I have one of these pink tip Condylacius. The first one that we bought at the pet store after a couple of days started to shrivel up and then come back then after about a week it shriveled all the way up and I cought my Chocolate Chip Star eating it. Any idea what happened to this guy?

 

[thefatman]

and it will go whereever IT wants. no matter how much you move it, it wil lgo right back where it feels like going.. stupid things, they jsut dont realize they are in there for viewing pleasure