Haitian nem is just a fancy name for condylactis. I have one just like yours, I can tell it's not an LTA or Sebae as it's tentacles are evenly spread across the disc and cylindrical. The solid orange foot is another surefire sign of a Condylactis. She is most definitely not a BTA, the color of both the foot and tentacles are a sign enough, but the morphology is also completely different in tentacle shape and length (comparing this to a non-bubbly BTA).
Be warned, condies will not host clowns and have a very potent sting, and they will eat slugs, shrimp and snails on occasion. She will also move to the sand in time, they like having their foot buried.
Be warned, condies will not host clowns and have a very potent sting, and they will eat slugs, shrimp and snails on occasion. She will also move to the sand in time, they like having their foot buried.