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Being them wild is a good thing?If you're still in New Zealand, then I highly doubt you have lineaged BTAs (though the bottom one does look like a ChSB). Therefore, I'd say they're probably wild BTAs, nice ones at that.
Oh so I guess I need to remove the RBTA, does the chemical warfare take over time to happen or you reckon its already underway (or does it need to touch for it to have affect?). Currently both anemone extend to their fullest. It's been together for like 4 days.Here in the U.S. we have two sunburst morphs (which are typically characterized by bright yellow and orange not found in other BTAs) -- the Colorado Sunburst and the Chicago Sunburst (ChSB). As with all BTAs, they started as wild anemones, but have been kept in captivity for years. What's nice is that we know what colors we're getting with these two morphs.
As previously mentioned, your BTA in the bottom left looks a lot like a Chicago Sunburst. I'm not familiar with other regions' naming conventions--your region may already have a name for that color morph.
Them being wild is not a good or bad thing, and I'm only saying they're wild because I don't have knowledge of a local lineage. You may want to reach out to a local club or FB group, and you may find that they are in fact not wild.
The BTA on the right looks like a Rainbow BTA (RBTA).
There have been anecdotal reports that the two morphs can't live together. Some believe it is allelopathy (chemical warfare) with the RBTA usually "winning" and the ChSB getting smaller in size and slowly dwindling away.
Oh so I guess I need to remove the RBTA, does the chemical warfare take over time to happen or you reckon its already underway (or does it need to touch for it to have affect?). Currently both anemone extend to their fullest. It's been together for like 4 days.
Why do you say lighting is bright?left looks like long tentacle and right looks like RBTA but lighting seems bright
Hard to tell from a photo but if bright will cause nems to move and even bleach (loss of color)Why do you say lighting is bright?
Ah I seeHard to tell from a photo but if bright will cause nems to move and even bleach (loss of color)
Not saying its bright for the nems but bright as far as seeing the actual colors especially when viewing on a phone screenleft looks like long tentacle and right looks like RBTA but lighting seems bright