Is my BTA bleached?

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Picked this anemone up today at my LFS and some of the guys over at Daretoreef.ning.com were telling me they thought it was bleached :sad: Could you guys give me your opinions?!?

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It does look a little bleached to me. Given the right conditions, it should color up nicely. :)
 
I'm not sure. I'm pretty sure it was T5's and that's what is kept under now. I just picked it up today.

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Well I have a 6 bulb tek light t5 ho each bulbs 54 watts. In a 75 gallon tank.

You're lights are going to make it look beautiful, looks like one of the nems I saw at a place called phisy business, haha exact coloration, anyway make sure you feed it, I try to feed krill not silversides, also your lights are some big lights he may hide in the next few days because he is not use to the strong lights, also if he starts to look deflated don't panic, he's new to your system and may deflate for the next day or two


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