Identify Anemone!!

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Can someone help in identifying this anemone? The LFS person told it's called carrot anemone. It's not hosting my ocellaris percula clown so far (it's been a week almost) which previously used to be on BTA. However this is quite bigger compared to BTA hence bought it.
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#Reefsquad Some help please

Me I would say BTA
 
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What do you guys think? Looks similar to an LTA but I can not identify for certain.
Shot from another angle. It's got purple tip, nicely settled on LR and has not moved since I dropped it in. I could see it's base in one of the pores of the rock and it has made all the way to the bottom of the rock which is atleast 2 inches in height
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Looks like a Condy Anemone in poor shape.
 
I thought you had issues with the bta and copper leaching from your rocks ?
 
I thought you had issues with the bta and copper leaching from your rocks ?
Yes, but I replaced all the rocks and water and ran a fresh cycle by adding new ones. I could save only couple of Clownfish which is now in my DT
 
How big is it? Maybe Phymanthus pulcher, but I think H. aurora is possible too.
This was the picture of couple of them when I picked up from LFS
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I don’t know for sure, but looks like H.malu to me. Malu like sand, so if it settles in the sand it may stay put, but I don’t really know what that one is. Very nice what ever it is! Best of luck!
 

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