The slow healing of a bleached sebae

[BairdimusPrime]

amazing pix!! great job as well getting it back to health!!

 

[Nebthet]

Here is my Sebae Crispa and Jigsaw. The sebae has really grown a lot since the summer. It is at least an inch and half almost two inches longer than the pics from July.
Mostly, I think this is due to the fact that Jigsaw is now feeding it left over flake food he catches when he has had his fill.

 

[OrionN]

I would not be surprise if you have a H. malu instead of H. crispa

 

[Nebthet]

OrionN: I would love it if this anemone would turn out to be an H.Malu since it means it would stay an easily manageable size. Unfortunately though, I keep getting conflicting identifications from people in relation to what type of Sebae this is. Overall though, I am just happy that it is nice and healthy right now and that it loves my tank and my clowns love it.
I am planning on upgrading my tank to a 75g so the good thing is, if it does turn out to be an H.Crispa there is going to be plenty of new room for it to grow.

 

[OrionN]

You had it for at least 18 months. It looks healthy. Do you feed it at all? The tentacles are spare and the tentacle count is much too low for a H. crispa IMO. I think you have a H. malu.

 

[Nebthet]

Yes, I have had it about 18 months now. It started about the size of a silver dollor. White bleached and the tentacles were tiny and round.

I haven't fed it directly since it regained it's color. But, the clownfish in it has taken over that job now, and it has grown a heck of a lot since then. I think you are right with it being a Malu with the tentacle density.