ID this Anemone Please

Based on the recent pic, definitely an LTA like @Taylor t mentioned. He really knows his stuff! Definitely bleached, regardless what your store told you. LTA's don't come in white, but definitely looks pretty good still. I would wait a week before feeding and get the foot more towards the sand. Kill the powerhead flow for 30 mins to a few hours if you have a return pump and hopefully it will attach well between the rock and sand. And just a sidenote: nems host, not clownfish.
 
Based on the recent pic, definitely an LTA like @Taylor t mentioned. He really knows his stuff! Definitely bleached, regardless what your store told you. LTA's don't come in white, but definitely looks pretty good still. I would wait a week before feeding and get the foot more towards the sand. Kill the powerhead flow for 30 mins to a few hours if you have a return pump and hopefully it will attach well between the rock and sand. And just a sidenote: nems host, not clownfish.
Thanks, but don't put me on a pedestal-I don't know it all. It's important we all think for ourselves and use the gift of thinking-and share it. We're all learning, there's always new experiences to share. Thanks for the accolade though.


OP-sure looks like a LTA. Congrats! That guy needs a sand bed.
 

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