Can anyone please ID these nems?

[Adri]

These were collected in Key Largo, FL and no one has been able to ID, any help greatly appreciated!

 

[Hyde2406]

Looks like really pretty rock anemone

 

[Hyde2406]

Mine are drab compared to yours

 

[reeferfoxx]

These were collected in Key Largo, FL and no one has been able to ID, any help greatly appreciated!

Were these legally obtained? I know there are many provisions set unless a license or permit was obtained.

 

[Adri]

Were these legally obtained? I know there are many provisions set unless a license or permit was obtained.

The person that collected them is a licensed collector, my fiance bought them from him but he doesn't remember what they are.

 

[reeferfoxx]

Gyractis Verrucosa

 

[Adri]

Gyractis Verrucosa

Where can I find anything on them?

 

[Adri]

The only thing that comes up is relating to Barcelona Spain, surely this can't be them.

 

[Adri]

Someone actually identified them...
Scientific Name: Bunodosoma cavernata
Also known as: American Warty Anemone

 

[reeferfoxx]

Someone actually identified them...
Scientific Name: Bunodosoma cavernata
Also known as: American Warty Anemone

Looks like you got your ID. Sorry R2R couldn't help.

 

[reeferfoxx]

Bunodosoma granulifera

http://www.snorkelstj.com/warty-sea-anemone.html

 

[Adri]

Looks like you got your ID. Sorry R2R couldn't help.

Thank you for trying, I still appreciate you trying

 

[reeferfoxx]

Thank you for trying, I still appreciate you trying

According to the site i posted, cavernata doesn't have markings on the tenticle?

 

[Adri]

Agreed, looks like these are the red warties I wonder how Reef safe these are? If at all... :/

 

[reeferfoxx]

Agreed, looks like these are the red warties I wonder how Reef safe these are? If at all... :/

I would say it depends on how much they move around? Most rock nems will almost stay where they are placed. Sometimes they can move if conditions aren't to their liking.