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Here's my S. Haddoni... how does yours differ?
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Hello I am trying to find out what kind of carpet anemone this is
Can't tell while its withdrawn like that... also the blue light makes it hard to distinguish color of tentacles.
I'm far! from a nem expert. But possibly a sebae.
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How big is it?
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IMO/E
It isn't any of the common "carpet" hosting anemones --- S. haddoni, S. gigantea, and S. mertensii.
It isn't a "sebae" which is the common name for both H. crispa and H. malu.
In fact, I don't think it is any of the hosting anemones. Perhaps it is an S. tapetum.
here is some info about the S. Helianthus. after reading this article i am sure this is the anemone in my tank Caribbean Carpet Anemone, Stichodactyla helianthus Sun Anemone Guide
Yeah I agree with your assessment. I'm guessing that you're disappointed? Im quite good at restating the obvious. I rescued my s. haddoni from PETCO. They were unpacking a shipment and this large carpet was in a bag with nothing but a couple ounces of the foulest looking slime you've ever seen. It was touch n' go for a couple weeks but then he pulled through and is a great animal!
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yes i am very disappointed because i specifically asked them if it was an S. Gigantea so that my oscellaris clowns would be able to host with it. I have had it almost a year now but I am working with Petco at a higher level then the local store to try and get this resolved so I can get the correct anemone. That is a nice S. Haddoni and i am excited for you that it pulled through they are amazing. I know many people think that the carpets are boring but i think they have much more character then the other anemones out there especially once you get your clowns to host with them![]()

