Hot pink anenome

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I got this anenome in a deal yesterday. It is hot neon pink even in natural sunlight. It this for real? The colors are very uniform and natural pattern.
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Definitely a dyed Nem in my book. ive been to more than a couple wholesalers and some definitely dye some of their peices. Anemones, Bubble Coral, Euphyllia, Turbina, Colt, Finger coral, Plates, specifically Sebae Nems, etc etc. Heres a link to a Calfo WWW write up DyedCorals
 
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I read the article yesterday. The colors on this one blend so naturally from pink to white. The dyed ones seem to be solid colors. Thanks for the link.


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I read the article yesterday. The colors on this one blend so naturally from pink to white. The dyed ones seem to be solid colors. Thanks for the link.


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Well they dont keep their bright dyed color forever, so maybe just whats left is in the tentacles.
 
Ya that could be. I guess just wait and see.


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Any anemone experts have a opinion on this?


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The pink fades very nice down to white at the base. Foot is a pale yellow/white.


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I have had rose bubble tip nems that end up in filter socks for a while and turn that bright pink but then revert when they have been under good lighting for a while
 
It seems as if it is a bleached Rbta. I guess I will keep feeding and keep water parameters in check and see how it goes.


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