Anemone ID Help Please

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I'm thinking magnifica based on the overall shape and the tentacle color. But they are small, and there's four of them, both which would lead me to think BTA. Opinions welcome.

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Classic BTA IMO. Close clear picture of the mouth will really help differentiate between the two. 90% sure they are BTA.
 
I agree bta, but agree pic of the mouth would confirm. I don’t see any y-splits on the tentacles. I’ve never seen a mag without at least a few.
 
A numbers of the tentacles have bulbs just below the tip which is the BTA bulbs.
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Just an update for all, I decided to take it home. It's a BTA, but I don't have any that look like this, so even if it ends up being a normal BTA I still want to see how it goes from this to something I've seen before.

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