OK... Not H. Aurora, they have orange or red bases. Maybe H. Malu? I say this because it looks like it has rows of smaller tentacles in the folds closer to the mouth. Either that or H. Crispa. FWIW, "Carnation Anemone" is not the name of a specific anemone, just a common trade name, like "Sebae Anemone" and can be used to describe multiple types of anemone. The color is going to change over the next few months, FYI. And I would recommend feeding it a couple time a week until it at least starts to open up bigger. It will not bunch up into big folds all the time when settled and healthy, then a proper ID will be easier.
