Is this sebae happy

[nemlover]

i really want to buy it because its a purple but i cant tell how its doing

 

[143MPCo]

hard to tell, maybe someone else on the [HASHTAG]#reefsquad[/HASHTAG] might have an idea.

 

[kschweer]

I'm no anemone expert by any means but it looks good to me.

 

[Tahoe61]

Looks very nice to me as well.

 

[Amoo]

So rare to see these guys actually have color. Looks like a fine specimen to me.

 

[hybridazn]

Looks good to me! Nice find

 

[RareEarthCorals]

Looks good, are you ready? Somethings to consider
You experiance with nems?
The maturation of your tank?
Your water parameters?
Your future plans with other sea creatures?

Nems arent easy but easy to get wrong. If you know then you know. Best of luck.

 

[erk]

I looked up some pictures of sebae anemones and this looks like a sebae. Never kept one and probably never will. I'm assuming the OP knows an elegance coral has a skeleton and anemones do not, but I am assuming.

 

[RareEarthCorals]

Ya cant really tell at the onset wasnt 100%

 

[nemlover]

Thanks everyone i decided to buy it it was a steal for 20$ will update with pictures once it has settled in my tank

 

[mochaclownlover]

I've worked in a fish store for over a year now and i have never seen a sebae with their true coloration. keep up the good work.

 

[RareEarthCorals]

 

[twilliard]

Its not clear so good to go!

 

[nemlover]

UPDATE: after adjusting to my tank

 

[mochaclownlover]

Ah, out for a stroll i see

 

[RandoReefer]

Looks good so far. Just wait, that guy will get huge!

My 3yr old Sebae.....

 

[nemlover]

WOW thats a gorgeous anemone

 

[Trex]

Yours won't get nearly as large as that one.

"nemlover" you have an H. malu, where as "RandoReefer" has an H. crispa --- that is part of the problem with common names. Both of those species are called "Sebae"

 

[RareEarthCorals]

Looks like a handful of buckwheat noodles...

 

[RandoReefer]

Yours won't get nearly as large as that one.

"nemlover" you have an H. malu, where as "RandoReefer" has an H. crispa --- that is part of the problem with common names. Both of those species are called "Sebae"

^^^ This is exactly why I love the R2R Family!!

Thanks @Trex !