Haitian Condy Anemone?

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I recently got what was labeled a “Haitian” Anemone from Petco, because the sebae they had was claimed by a clownfish and I couldn’t stomach splitting them up (this anemone was clearly the fishes whole existence).

The Anemone has pink tips and certainly looks like a Haitian Anemone to my uninformed eye, but I’ve been observing it closely and noticed what look to be verrucae on its column, so I’m curious to know if that is actually what I am looking at. Google suggests Haitian Condy don’t have verrucae, so I’m wondering if that is what these dots actually are, or if it’s actually a Condy. Some things that confuse me:
* It’s column is not orange
* Has what looks like verrucae
* Tentacles don’t seem super dense (seem to be arranged around the outside of the disk)
* Tentacles aren’t super long (I assume the anemone is young though)

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