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02-01-2006, 10:28 PM
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It has a vaguely ritteri-like quality to it. I've found that it's easy to misindentify Entacmaea quadricolor and Heteractis magnifica sometimes based on pics due to that they share many characteristics. Ultimately when seen in person there is very little doubt but pictures can be misleading.
The only sure way to tell would be closeups of the pedal disk, and its habitual choice of subtrate (out in the open, versus foot buried under overhand or crevasse). What is the overall size? Looks to be fairly small. How long after introduction were these pictures taken (also a factor actually)?
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