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It certainly does, though I believe (correct me if I'm wrong) Mimetridium and Metridium don't have catch tentacles.

Yes, this wee beastie: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2009/5/short_album/19_unidentified_new_zealand_anemone_making_good_use_of_its_sweeper_tentacles_photo_by_www_aquariacentral_com_.jpg/variant/medium

Thanks for your suggestion, but are you sure? Most of the beasties in the photos are indeed Corynactis. In New Zealand we have 4 recorded species, by far the most abundant one is C. australis (prev. C. haddoni), and this species is likely to to be responsible for that magnificent tank - actually...

Eureka! Now that the search function is working again, I think I've found it, page 5: http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=150891

Hi there. I'm interested in finding out more about an image in the Advanced Aquarist's Online Magazine: Short Take: Prospective Livestock for the Temperate Marine Aquarium: A Photo Essay, May 2009. Image 19 (Unidentified New Zealand anemone making good use of its sweeper tentacles.). The credit...