id please

[pyithar]

i got this anemone a few days ago. the person who gave me this thought this is bubble tip anemone. but it looks like sebae anemone to me. it's in the quarantine tank at the moment but i'm thinking about giving it back. i have mainly lps and some toadstools in my display. will there be problems between corals and this anemone if i decide to keep it? will my corals die because of its stings? i don't want to move the corals out of its way all the time. thanks in advance.

 

[D-Nak]

It looks like a bleached pink tipped BTA.

 

[justinky]

it looks like a bleached pink tipped bta.

+1

 

[pyithar]

thank you both for the replies.

 

[asudavew]

Feed it if it will eat.

 

[pyithar]

yes i'm thinking about feeding it today. now waiting for the market to open to get some seafood

 

[Aquaman911]

I would say BTA. Bleached. It looks healthy despite the bleaching. It should take food.

I feed my flame BTA lance fish. It's a fish that naturally lives on the bottom in the wild and probably most likely to get into a nems mouth .

They are small too and most LFS should carry them

 

[pyithar]

thank you for the suggestion Aquaman911. i'll try to feed uncooked shrimp first.

 

[AdamNC]

Bits of krill should also help, just make sure to cut the bits of food about 1/4" and start off with 1 piece every 3 days. Then go up from there slowly. I feed mine a full size krill about once a week with no issues. But mine was in perfect health when I got it.