Anenome and Coral identification

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  1. 20ducks

    20ducks Astrea Snail

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    Is there a photo line up of anenome's to help identifiy these creatures?

    I have one with long white tubes and have a purple dot on the end of each. The other is white-ish pink and almost glows under blue lunar light.

    Same question about coral.

    Thank you!
     
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  3. evolved

    evolved Wrasse Freak

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    If you post pictures, we'll tell you what they are. :)

    Your first 'nem is a Sebae; difficult to keep.
     
  4. 20ducks

    20ducks Astrea Snail

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    Okay....I will need a site to host the photos first, right?
     
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    Works best that way, Photobucket is great
     
  6. Reef-a-holic

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    Posting some photo's is the easiest/quickest way to get an ID. The first nem sounds like it could also be a Condy.
     
  7. ingtar_shinowa

    ingtar_shinowa Giant Squid

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    My bet is a condy, pictures will confirm!
     
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  9. 20ducks

    20ducks Astrea Snail

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  10. nc208082

    nc208082 Zoanthid

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    yep condy, Id say second one looks like a tube anemone.

    look similiar to this, just dif color.

    Watch your condy, those can be fish eaters.
     

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    20ducks Astrea Snail

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    The one on the bottom right is really striking: it looks like it is lit up from underneath with a LED bulb when I have the lunar blue led's on.
     
  12. Reef-a-holic

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    Agreed...the one on the left looks like a Caribbean Condylactis sp. The orange one is a tube anemone Cerianthus sp. The coral is Star Polyps Briareum sp. but they are obviously closed.