Purple sebae

[fischcrazy]

does anyonoe know if they are real, cause im not sure if mine is dyed

 

[fischcrazy]

the BTA behind it is bleached b/c i neglected my tank last summer, and water params are stable (0 nitrates/ phosphates)

Im also worried b/c it isnt very sticky, only a little sticky

 

[Slakker]

That's a massive sebae...

Just a warning, the BTA and Sebae might end up releasing chemicals to try to ward the other one off, which could end in the death of one or both anemones.

 

[zoomfish1]

Looks pretty healthy to me. Good color. The mouth is open a little, but I am assuming it is a new addition and still accimating?

With the interior being brown like it is, It dosen't appear to be dyed. Anyone else notice something I didn't?

 

[fischcrazy]

yea, i just added it a few days ago, and it wont eat (worry?)

 

[DivaMan]

No worry, id let it sit for a week or so to acclimate then feed, nems arnt like fish, if they dont eat it isnt always bad.

 

[Random Aquarist]

Yeah. You need to seperate those anemones fast. Can you do something with the BTA?

 

[Amphiprion]

Your anemone is not dyed, but has a very pretty color morph. Would you happen to know what 'sebae' species that is? It doesn't look like any H. crispa I have every seen, but I have seen a lot of M. doreensis (and what appeared to be H. malu) that have a similar base color pattern.