Anyone know if this is reef safe?

[roncgizmo]

 

[Chiefmcfuz]

Kenya tree? Yes it is a soft coral so it should be reef safe.

 

[roncgizmo]

It's hard to tell but I'm 100% sure it's an anenome..I think it's called a Fancy anenome
But I can't find anything on it...

 

[OctaviousMonk]

looks like Kenya tree to me, maybe it is the elusive Kenya tree anemone?, LOL

 

[BroRage]

:funnypost .. it looks burnt/stung though..

 

[roncgizmo]

all right wise a$$ :biggrinpa does it still look like kenya to you? and the other anemone's can't get to it.

 

[roncgizmo]

Here's another shot

 

[aaron23]

lol that last shot above my post isnt any better but yea it looks like an anemone now ( 2nd pic above shows the mouth) what a tricky a$$ photo above lol

 

[roncgizmo]

The Closeup was with a jewelers loupe...lol

 

[OctaviousMonk]

Hey that looks like some type of Kenya tree mimicking anemone. I wonder if it reef safe, LOL? Joke I bet it is just as reef safe as any other anemone in that if it gets bothered by something it will sting it. It doesn't look like any of the typical nuisance anemones that come as hitchhikers at least.

 

[roncgizmo]

So far I think it might be this: http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversden/ItemDisplay.cfm?ddid=32526&siteid=20

Or at least in the same family..

 

[Chiefmcfuz]

Rock anemone maybe, but with all those other Mojano's it probably will have a tough time in there.

 

[Leroy]

Looks very simuliar to a Rock/Flower Anemone family. Low light, moderate water flow. Target feed cyclopeeze soaked in 1 drop of extreme garlic to build its strength back then progress to brine. Unsure as to what it has suffered from where there's numerous possibilities. (Just my 2 cents worth)