Almost impossible to tell from that photo LOL. You're messing with us At any rate, I am going to go with rippin on this one (H. malu) - just because the fluorescent green on the oral disk means short tentacles in the wild and shallow water.
Oh my... Being that it's called a Purple Martian Sebae, it could be anything. I go with H. Malu for reasons above, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if it turned out to be some species not listed.
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At any rate, I am going to go with rippin on this one (H. malu) - just because the fluorescent green on the oral disk means short tentacles in the wild and shallow water.
