My new rbta

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I just picked this anemone up tonight. I was expecting a all rose colored anemone but got this. It's pretty, I'm happy. But is it a rbta?
 
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It's an RBTA...just has a green base, but I'd give it a few days to settle in To make sure it doesn't change colors anymore...
 
The guy I bought it from a few in his tank and that's what they looked like. I have a gbta and it looks so dull in comparison.
 
Oh then your good...I though you had this shipped to you...sometimes they are dyed...
It's a very pretty color morph...I'd rather have that than my plain rbta's...
 
That is a rbta. Some call those 'rainbow btas.' Dyed anemones are rare and e. Quadricolor don't seem to be targets like other species. Also, 'settling in' has nothing to do with keeping the colors from changing. Sometimes the colors will change due to different lighting or overall environment.
 

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