Strange Anemone on LR

[Innovator]

They can be seen as either or, depending on your personal perspective. They are often called orange-ball anemone because of the ball shaped tips at the end of each tentacle, but the tips may also be white. They are a cryptic corallimorph within the Indo-Pacific and Caribbean regions that reproduce quite readily, but will require feedings of meaty fare such as mysis, krill, or chopped shrimp, marine fish, squid, etc. Most seem to grow flat against the rockwork, but Indo-Pacific "colonies" can grow rather large and plausible enough to ensnare small fish and sting surrounding corals upon contact; Even though their tentacles are very sticky (nematocyst firing) I have yet to have any problems with small fish being ensnared. They are a definite favorite of mine!

[clearerphish]

Thanks, it hasn't acted up or anything, but I have a few so they aren't afraid to spread, and I wanted to make sure I didn't have to kill them before they started popping up everywhere. thanks! I like it too, and spend a lot of time looking at it.

[Jaybird]

Looks like Innovator got it. The picture at wiki looks very similar:

Pseudocorynactis caribbeorum - The Free Freshwater and Saltwater Aquarium Encyclopedia Anyone Can Edit - The Aquarium Wiki