Thank you! I just hope they all continue to do well!
It is all depend what you want to do with the tank. If it observation tank only, yes. If you will use for treatment like copper, you will have to take out rock before putting medicine.
I haven't seen any signs of sickness and I'm unsure if I should treat for anything since there are no symptoms I have read of people having success both ways...
That's what I have always done with freshwater. QT then treat if symptoms show up.
Up to you. There's no skeleton so if there's no frag plug or rock that it's attached to, it's unlikely to bring hitchhikers but they can have contaminated water in them and often, when an anemone gets to a new tank they'll expel most of the water inside them and refill with new tank water from my understanding. Mine didn't but I've heard of lots of people seeing theirs do it.
Like @Remi said you could but you would have to remove it if you have to run copper and you plan to put it back in the DT. If no plans to return it to the DT plop it in. You could also pick up some cheap dry rock and throw it in your sump that you could switch out if needed.
What color? Is it green with purple tips? Or is it white with pink tips?I'm really hoping she attached to one of the rocks beside her and stays in the front of the tank.
White with pink
They had it listed as a bubble but they could be wrong how can I tell? The color changes under different lights. Under theirs it looked more green. I will get a better picture when I get home again. How could I tell if it's a Sebae?
Correction it is white/pink with green tips
