??cauliflower anemone??

[Davidbugera]

Will the coral eat fish cause this thing will take in a whole silverside without any hesitation. Also the foot and disk look very simuler the th bubble tip but each tentacle looks like a colt coral

[Gizmoh]

No, it would not. I can't get a good look at it from the picture. May be above my pay grade.

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

Hell's fire anemone.a toxic type of anemone that resembles a soft coral.Keep with caution,..one of the scientific name comes to mind is Actinodendron glomeratum.

[Gizmoh]

Definitely Actinodendron sp., nailed it. That's probably one that should be properly identified when sold :P.

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

Originally Posted by Gizmoh

Definitely Actinodendron sp., nailed it. That's probably one that should be properly identified when sold :P.

It should always be identified as such (highly toxis anemone) by retailers...
Good luck with it and be carefully what you place in the same tank.

[Davidbugera]

Thank u all very much once again every one was more then helpfull.they for sure Shuld have told me its highly toxic to the touch not just aggressive

[naesco]

Originally Posted by Davidbugera

Thank u all very much once again every one was more then helpfull.they for sure Shuld have told me its highly toxic to the touch not just aggressive

Yes they should have but you should not be buying any creature without knowing all about its needs, foods, size of tank, whether it will likely survive or best left in the ocean.

[Davidbugera]

Originally Posted by Elias@caco3reef.com

Hell's fire anemone.a toxic type of anemone that resembles a soft coral.Keep with caution,..one of the scientific name comes to mind is Actinodendron glomeratum.

Nailed it this is it for sure and wow ppl lose fingers to there toxin that's crazy