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12/15/2003, 09:58 PM
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Another Id Question
I recently picked up a very large LTA on sale at my local shop. However they only listed it as a Pacific LTA . It is a greenish brown color with purple dots at the end of each tenticle. It is the size of a large dinner plate(12+ in.). The Anemone fish came with it as they were very happy with there host so I took them to. I was hoping that someone may be of some help IDing this guy. I have had Reef tanks and a Carpet Anemone or two in the past with excellent results in the past. But I would still consider myself a bit of a novice with Anemones at least in the identifying them and there general habits.
Any help would be great. Thanks in advance  
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12/15/2003, 10:45 PM
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Post it to the Reef Central gallery first, then link it to your post. Or, if you are having real problems, email it to me at bonsainut@cox.net and I'll post it for you.
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12/16/2003, 12:37 AM
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I'm pretty sure that's a Heteractis crispa.
Boy, these used to be somewhat uncommon, but I am seeing them pop up all over the place  Nice anemone. Feed it alot and give it plenty of light and those tentacles can get over 6" long.
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12/16/2003, 08:01 AM
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Thanks alot for the input.
My local shop had 3 of these including mine, all very large. Also what is the recomended way to feed these? With my carpet I would just place a piece of food on it and it would take it up quickly.
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