Colorado Sunbursts?

[Perthegallon]

Is this a Colorado Sunbursts?

 

[BMW540]

If you like it and can justify the price, get it...I don’t understand why so many people get hung up on names.

I’m guessing you didn’t get the answer you wanted from the other threads about the same anemone?

 

[Perthegallon]

If you like it and can justify the price, get it...I don’t understand why so many people get hung up on names.

I’m guessing you didn’t get the answer you wanted from the other threads about the same anemone?

Yes I just don’t want it to be a white bta put under kessils and then fade out from the yellow

 

[Perthegallon]

If you like it and can justify the price, get it...I don’t understand why so many people get hung up on names.

I’m guessing you didn’t get the answer you wanted from the other threads about the same anemone?

I also want to know what I’m buying before I buy it

 

[AceShadow_Reefer]

Is this a Colorado Sunbursts?

That doesn't look like a CSB to me, or perhaps it's a weaker linniage...

As you know, patience is key in the hobby. I suggest waiting until you find one with the linniage and coloration you desire before springing on it since they're quite spendy, and like you said, it would suck if it ends up being a white BTA under kessils lol. CSB has ultra intense and quite unique color, but the morph depends on the linniage and lighting! When mine splits I'll put you on the list if you'd like. You've seen the pic!

 

[Perthegallon]

That doesn't look like a CSB to me, or perhaps it's a weaker linniage...

As you know, patience is key in the hobby. I suggest waiting until you find one with the linniage and coloration you desire before springing on it since they're quite spendy, and like you said, it would suck if it ends up being a white BTA under kessils lol. CSB has ultra intense and quite unique color, but the morph depends on the linniage and lighting! When mine splits I'll put you on the list if you'd like. You've seen the pic!

Please do thank you very much

 

[Josepha7697]

That looks more like the “Lemon Drop” type variety, not to get hung up on names. ;-)