Anenome id

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Anemone id pls

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Rainbow bubble tip anemone. That's a very nice specimen.
Are you sure ? I have more pics .. someone told me it’s a quadricolor I’m a bit lost with anemone for me a lot look the same .. he told me the price is something around 50$ .. sorry for my English
 

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feed mysis shrimp 2-2x a week, even chopped krill. Looks happy.
when I feed them, their color become even more beautiful, but I lack space, so I neglect them to avoid them becoming larger :/
 
Are you sure ? I have more pics .. someone told me it’s a quadricolor I’m a bit lost with anemone for me a lot look the same .. he told me the price is something around 50$ .. sorry for my English
I believe those are the same thing.
 
when I feed them, their color become even more beautiful, but I lack space, so I neglect them to avoid them becoming larger :/
It c should and an indicator of good conditions provided.
 
Ok . It’s a normal nothing rare special ? Do you have any idea how much it’s worth?
Yes, it's quite common in the hobby, but it's still gorgeous.

It's hard to tell the size in the picture, but it looks pretty big.

50 bucks is a really good price, especially if it's really that big.
 
I believe those are the
Yes, it's quite common in the hobby, but it's still gorgeous.

It's hard to tell the size in the picture, but it looks pretty big.

50 bucks is a really good price, especially if it's really that big.
ok , I’m from Canada so the price was in CA the size around 4-5 inch I have 5 but all other are smaller . Ty for all information
 

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