identify 3 anemone

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hi, help please to ID these? it’s under whiter lighting plus same arrangement under blue lights

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They are all bubble tipped anemones ( E. quadricolor).

Not sure what designer/morph name they would go by.
 
They are all bubble tipped anemones ( E. quadricolor).

Not sure what designer/morph name they would go by.

ahh, yes, i'm curious about their fairy land names, haha
 
Maybe acid raid?
 
Maybe acid raid?

maybe? i'm also wondering if the few at the bottom that look blue are really blue? lets see what people call them
"blue leprechaun butt BTA" ?
 
If that is a fresh import, then its probably just a green BTA, colors will usually fade in captivity
 
These are just normal green BTAs. No names. Some are referred to as acid washed BTAs because of all the snow.
 
These are just normal green BTAs. No names. Some are referred to as acid washed BTAs because of all the snow.

THIS.

Any time there is "acid" in the name it refers to the white spots. Sometimes they go away, especially with BTAs that are acclimating.
 

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