Parasitic Anemone?

[Lolaleeloo]

I have three anemones that came in on our LR. Two are closed, but I got a pic of the one opened. Any clue as to what it is and is it harmful to my tank. Hope the pic is clear enough. It's the best I could do. Thanks.

 

[Lolaleeloo]

Just a quick note, This thing is green with tan bubble tip tentacles

 

[steve-s]

The pic is not clear enough for a proper ID but your statement below might suggest possibley a BTA. Do a google image search for Entacmaea quadricolor and see what you come up with.

This thing is green with tan bubble tip tentacles

I would keep trying for a clearer pic if you draw a blank.

Cheers
Steve

 

[steve-s]

BTW, Welcome to AquariumAdvice.com

Cheers
Steve

 

[WarOrks15]

ya i second the bta idea. was that a hitchhiker? wow that would have been nice if it was.

 

[Lolaleeloo]

mystery anemone

I took a couple more pics, I hope are better. I googled entacmaea quadricolor and the colors are the opposite. Tan/purple with green tentacles. Let me know if you can identify it for me. Thanks

 

[Anemoneman]

Possibly a Majano. Hitchhiker anemones are rarely desirable. If it starts to spread, nuke 'em.

 

[WarOrks15]

it almost looks like a green hairy mushroom.

 

[Lolaleeloo]

Mystery anemone

Mystery solved, My dear Watsonjavascript:emoticon('')!I do belive it is a green hairy mushroom.
Now. Are they a coral? Anemone? Parasite? That is the questionjavascript:emoticon('')stion Let me know thanks.
Thanks for all your input everyone. Much appreciated. Lola

 

[WarOrks15]

lol. they are a coral. med-high light and med-high flow. well they are kind of a mix of a coral and anemone, they can move but do not sting