Coral/creature ID ? Anemone or ?

[r20crazy]

so I don't get a bottle of whisky? dang... glad I could help

 

[sunken3]

maybe its the love child of a slug and anenome?

Just to say sorry if I sound bad to you, but isn't slug, it's anemone, another pest like Aiptasia.

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it's ok.. i have thick skin.

 

[terraincognita]

Fuzzy-tipped Or Lace-tipped Anemone... what do i win? its still a pest and not reef safe

https://www.meerwasser-lexikon.de/img2/36538_ZSw7ry1Cye.jpg

I think he's right too.

Looks like this more than a naudi.

Section: Anemones: Group: Pest Anemones: Species: Thalassianthus aster (Fuzzy-tipped Anemone, Lace-tipped Anemone)

Marine Aquarium Library: Pest Anemones, Family Thalassianthidae, Thalassianthus aster

www.saltcorner.com

Thalassianthus aster Fuzzy-tipped or Lace-tipped Anemone

Thalassianthus asteris commonly referred to as Fuzzy-tipped or Lace-tipped Anemone. Difficulty in the aquarium: Not suitable for aquarium keeping. Toxicity: Toxic hazard unknown.

www.reeflex.net

 

[SHNICI]

I think he's right too.

Looks like this more than a naudi.

Section: Anemones: Group: Pest Anemones: Species: Thalassianthus aster (Fuzzy-tipped Anemone, Lace-tipped Anemone)

Marine Aquarium Library: Pest Anemones, Family Thalassianthidae, Thalassianthus aster

www.saltcorner.com

Thalassianthus aster Fuzzy-tipped or Lace-tipped Anemone

Thalassianthus asteris commonly referred to as Fuzzy-tipped or Lace-tipped Anemone. Difficulty in the aquarium: Not suitable for aquarium keeping. Toxicity: Toxic hazard unknown.

www.reeflex.net

Yep, I saw them most and read, and so many other info about them.
It's really big pest, for 2 days it multiply itself, not sure really how fast it multiply, but will see.

 

[SHNICI]

so I don't get a bottle of whisky? dang... glad I could help

Sorry mate, the bottle as promised for @sunken3, if he is right somehow it's nudi, he really drive me mad last night (was 4am here), when I was trying to get answer about, and he repeat few times meaning slug (nudi). But at the end of the day I think we are good.

 

[Alexopora]

PLEASE DON'T SAY NUDIBRANCH, ISN'T 100%
PLEASE DON'T SAY NUDIBRANCH, ISN'T 100%
PLEASE DON'T SAY NUDIBRANCH, ISN'T 100%


Got this yesterday from LFS (it was on a LR with another coral as a hitchhiker) It's reacting to the light very fast (almost follow the light from the torch. crawling after), it's fast moving (about 5-6cm / 2-2.5" for 2 minutes) it's like bush and the tentacles are very sticky similar to the ball anemone (mushroom).
I'll upload many photos, and will drop LINK with much more and some videos. At the moment it's near 1/2 big. It have similar to the anemones behaviour, can't say more about it.




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The MOUTH on the middle of the disk (saw it to open it once)
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Hope you aren't tired from that many photos, just in case here more ->PHOTOS and few VIDEOS<-

Thank you in Advance.

PLEASE DON'T SAY NUDIBRANCH, ISN'T 100%
PLEASE DON'T SAY NUDIBRANCH, ISN'T 100%
PLEASE DON'T SAY NUDIBRANCH, ISN'T 100%

I must be the rare few that can’t see how this is a nudi. Like the foot clearly resembles a nem. What an interesting looking specimen.

 

[terraincognita]

Did it survive long enough to split in the end?