Show off your sebae please.

[sonofgaladriel]

Let's see those nice sebae nems!

 

[Santoki]

videos are easier to post than pictures....
Pink Crispa introduced almost 4 months ago:
<iframe width="560" height="349" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/lyjcPvOVcpY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
-Robert

 

[sonofgaladriel]

That is a beautiful tank! Beautiful nem too.
Thank you for sharing!

 

[sonofgaladriel]

What? No one else has a nice sebae they want to show off? I know they are out there.

 

[lilyost4290]

ill post mine...was practically all white when I got it about four or five months ago.

with flash

with tank lights (theyre leds so the colors look weird)

 

[Toddrtrex]

H. crispa or H. malu? Both go by the same common name.

 

[lilyost4290]

I believe its a crispa, though I'm not an expert by any means

 

[Toddrtrex]

So far, all of the ones shown have been H. crispa.

 

[lilyost4290]

just for reference, here is my crispa when i got it in september

 

[Winwood]

Recent photo of my purple one.

 

[RRaider]

Here's mine.


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Here's a link from when I first got it. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1426655

 

[jwoyshnar]

Here is mine

 

[Wistler]

Can someone advise how long they have been able to keep a sebae alive in their tank? I have a local reefkeeper who has a 340 gallon tank, as well as several others. He has bread clowns in the past and said that no matter what he or any of his friends did, the sebae never lived longer than 8 months in a home aquarium.

Please note that this person has a well established tank and background, and grows and sells corals costing into the thousands of dollars, so its not a matter of his parameters.

I was thinking of getting a sebae and trading in my BTA.

 

[jwoyshnar]

Ill try this again

 

[jwoyshnar]

And my other smaller one.

 

[LesMartin]

I've seen dozens, maybe hundreds of crispa's in the last few years and all of them white/brown. I come on here and see a pink and a purple one. Thanks for sharing !

 

[OrionN]

This may look a little like a BTA but this is my 7 years in my tank H. malu with one of my clown pairs.

 

[sqwat]

here is my very old boy about 20 inches now .its the stickiest hardiest nem i ever owned.once these guys acclimate and like there settings and light they are very hardy and eat everything.

 

[elegance coral]

here is my very old boy about 20 inches now .its the stickiest hardiest nem i ever owned.once these guys acclimate and like there settings and light they are very hardy and eat everything.

You have M. doreensis. Typically known as "long tentacle anemone". It's not usually referred to as "Sebae". I guess technically you could post any anemone and call it a "Sebae", because there's no real definition for the term, sebae anemone. Sebae is just a name people in the industry use for anemones when they don't have an accurate ID. This is why I hate common names. They simply create confusion. You have a very nice and healthy looking anemone though.

 

[elegance coral]

And my other smaller one.

Beautiful anemones. Of topic, but what's the pink stuff in the top left hand corner?