no its a sabae brow i will post a pic of the foot it looks lie a lta but it is not i have had him for 8 pluss years i am not new at this he has yellow tips a tan base with small bumps.i have a lta also it is different,i will post pics of the base i no its hard to tell but its a sabae.here is a pic of the base to show to you.i also hate just calling them all sabae i stiil have a bebate weather malu or or crispa but the tips are yellow.when i got him he had stubby *** tentacles they grew long over time.
Show off your sebae please.
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rhdoug
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Here is my h. crispa, I've had it for 9 years. It hosted a pair of breeding gold bar maroons for a few years until I lost them when a heater broke and electcuted all the fish. It has been hosting a pair of breeding ocellaris since 2006. The tank is 3ft across so I would guess it is nearly a foot across. When I got it, it was bleached (and tiny) but quickly recovered with feedings. I initially fed it silversides and whole krill, but now it just catches what it can when I feed the tank a frozen mix, multiple times a day. Sometimes I do target feed it with a direct squirt of the mix with a turkey baster.
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i have had mine for 8 pluss years
romsoccer12
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H.crispas are really nice! are they harder to keep than the BTA's and Maxi Minis? Only I have ever tried and had great success. And yea that wall of Xenia is nuts! Your tank wall must look like its breathing!
jwoyshnar
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Its anthelia.
elegance coral
They call me EC
Wholly Smokes Dude!!!!! Those polyps must be HUGE! They are beautiful too.
elegance coral
They call me EC
That is a M. doreensis column and verrucae. A very beautiful, and healthy looking M. doreensis too.
Spartanman22
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Here's mine. Had him for four years and unfortunately he was the first to go in my downgrade 
elegance coral
They call me EC
Here's mine. Had him for four years and unfortunately he was the first to go in my downgrade
Wow. That had to be hard. The anemone is awesome.
maxxII
Super Housemonkey!
I've had this H.crispa since 8-13-2007, so...4 years & 3 months.
Its sharing a 58 gallon tank with an H.magnifica I've had for a little over a year. The H.crispa was very small, less than 2.5 inches in diameter, and had very short nubby tentacles. Its taken along time to get it to its current size of about 6.25 inches in diameter. Its currently hosting a small porcelein crab.
Nick
elegance coral
They call me EC
I agree. He's also had the anemone for over four years, and it's only a little over six inches. Crispa would be much larger in that amount of time. Even if it did start out in bad shape. I'd like to see the column/pedal disk. My money is on a small pedal disk, and thin column.
maybe you have to come see my nem in person it is sabae.they have the bumbs on a cream colored foot not a orange foot like a lta.i will get better pics when i get a good camera.i wish it was a lta to stay smaller but he is not there is allot of differences.it is exactly like spartman 22 when i got him just smaller tentacles.they both share veracue on the column or foot but the crispa has cream colored and lta is red or orange.
