What even is this

[idk what im doing]

I’m not too sure what kind of anemone this is any ideas?

 

[Doctorgori]

looks a lil like a sebae …. I’m guessing tho ,,,, and curious what others say

 

[CasperOe]

looks a lil like a sebae …. I’m guessing tho ,,,, and curious what others say

I just can't see the blue/purple tips though.. Your guess may be better than the one I made in his other post though of a white bubble tip anemone..

 

[blecki]

The overall shape says BTA to me but the color says SEVERELY BLEACHED.

 

[Hot2na]

bta vote here

 

[James M]

Bleached green bubble tip anemone

 

[kevgib67]

Whatever type it is the clowns seem to be digging it!

 

[idk what im doing]

The overall shape says BTA to me but the color says SEVERELY BLEACHED.

How does one unbleach I got them from petco like an idiot and didn’t know a lot about them..

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

How does one unbleach I got them from petco like an idiot and didn’t know a lot about them..

Just good care and stable water parameters, when they bleach they at one point underwent extreme stress and expelled all of the zooanthelle

 

[idk what im doing]

Just good care and stable water parameters, when they bleach they at one point underwent extreme stress and expelled all of the zooanthelle

Oof I’m still new to the hobby so I think I’m going to have to do some digging I will make updates along the journey

 

[garygb]

It's a bulb tip (Entacmaea quadricolor). They are pretty forgiving as host anemones go, the easiest of the bunch, I would say. Generally they will attach to a hole in the rock. Until they find a place they like, they are prone to wander around and get sucked into powerheads/circulating pumps, so make sure those are covered. Otherwise, reef quality lighting (it doesn't have to be super intense, since this species is sometimes found at more than 100 feet deep), water between say 77-82F, specific gravity 1.025-1.027 and nitrates approaching undetectable is the goal.