Identification

[thrinfo]

Can someone can identify this anemone, it multiply very fast, I start with 7, sold 1 and now I got 10 and all this after 1 1/2monthhttp://img69.imageshack.us/img69/8150/img00776ij.jpg
http://img114.imageshack.us/img114/1825/anmone9rh.jpg

[onecrzyboi4u]

looks like a lta

[phender]

Those are BTAs (E. quadricolor)

LTAs don't multiply like that.

[thrinfo]

It reproduce very fast, I've bought a big LR with 7 anemone on it and I've sold one, now I got 10, yesterday there's one who spit in about one hour.

[thrinfo]

Thanks Phender, does that photo confirm your suggestion.http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/4803/43041ch.jpg

[fingerwrinkles]

Based upon the apparent size, color, and reproduction rate you might want to pull up a few photos of Majano anemones. Many folks consider them to be pest anemones like Aiptasia, although they typically are far more attractive and often have neon green shading. If they are e. quads, they will likely get larger (3-4") before splitting, and these all look like they are under 1.5 - 2" in diameter.

[thrinfo]

They get at 3-4" before splitting, the last one I show is the one who split.

[Nagel]

Looks too large to be a majono in the second pic. The third pic shows the undersides and there don't appear to be "pimples" on the underside, (the pimples are indicative of an LTA.)

I would say its a BTA. They are known splitters (just ask Anemone on here, his RBTA's split so fast its not funny), and I've had them split as well. Plus the second pic looks like my cube (I have 4 GBTA's in there).. My vote it BTA.

[thrinfo]

Thanks for your answers.

[ricordiaking]

BTA all the way.