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I'm beginning to wonder if it isn't a bleached out LTA.. I've never seen a Sebae with the red/pink foot, but I have seen LTAs like that (my LTA is purple with a red foot).
 
Originally I would have agreed it was a bleached crispa, but the foot pic being redish color would make me suspect bleached BTA, but bleached either way.
Bleaching is not a chemical process done by collector, it happens during shipping quite often, poor light and conditions.
Small feedings of mysis will help regain health.
A crispa's base is yellowish, an LTA has spotted veracue, the redish is typical of BTA
 
This is it fully open so what is it
 

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I did mention already what you should do, squirt mysis towards it, small feedings will help it regain health.
 

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