Carpet Anemone Identification

[hobbyreefer]

Can someone @OrionN help identify the species? It was sold as a Haddoni, but I've never seen one with tentacles this long. It's about 10-12 inches in diameter but a bit shrunken in the video. I see green, blue and yellow. This is day 3 in the tank. For some reason, I'm a sucker for buying these things. I've lost 10+ large fish to my carpets but keep buying them... My clowns are literally fighting over it. Night time video just before lights out. Thanks!

 

[Jekyl]

Let me help you along.
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[vetteguy53081]

Looks like Green haddoni but may be lumi limeGreen carpet

 

[OrionN]

It is a Haddoni

 

[hobbyreefer]

Ok thanks. Appreciate the fast ID.

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

Nice looking nem. That a polymnus?

 

[F i s h y]

I'm not sure the video is clear enough for me to agree with any of the identifications of a haddoni. The tents look longer than I would expect for a haddoni and if it's day 3 in the tank and staying on a rock that is more gig like behavior. My haddoni almost exclusively live on the bottom buried in the sand with foot snuggled up to a rock...

 

[bradleym]

I'm not sure the video is clear enough for me to agree with any of the identifications of a haddoni. The tents look longer than I would expect for a haddoni and if it's day 3 in the tank and staying on a rock that is more gig like behavior. My haddoni almost exclusively live on the bottom buried in the sand with foot snuggled up to a rock...

I'd agree that this anemone is acting/looking more like a Gigantea so far. A look underneath the edge could settle it though - Gigantea would have pink/purple bumps (verrucae) on the underside, and Haddoni would not.