New Bubbletip Anemone Addition -- What Strain is This?

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Just copped these two for around $85 each at the lfs. Super cool colors. I'm wondering what strain these are, and if they'll be fine with my rainbow bubbletip anemone (last photo) in the same tank? The new ones seem to have either majority red/orange and some green or majority green and some red/orange.
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Those look VERY similar to Nexus Burst anemones. If those are indeed true Nexus Burst you just got yourself a heck of a deal. Nicely done!

To answer your original question regarding compatibility, I'm pretty sure they're just another bubble tip so they should be ok together. Just keep an eye on them.

Also as side note, I have heard that true Nexus Burst nems tend to stay small so I wouldn't be too worried if they don't get very big.
 
what i was hoping to hear! he did call them nexus bursts. how would one confirm if they are "true nexus burst"? shout out @ pieces of the ocean, beautiful store, beautiful coral.
Those look VERY similar to Nexus Burst anemones. If those are indeed true Nexus Burst you just got yourself a heck of a deal. Nicely done!

To answer your original question regarding compatibility, I'm pretty sure they're just another bubble tip so they should be ok together. Just keep an eye on them.

Also as side note, I have heard that true Nexus Burst nems tend to stay small so I wouldn't be too worried if they don't get very big.
 
You could ask the store where they acquired them from, but tbh I’ve never heard of another nem like this other than the Nexus Burst so I suspect those are indeed legit Nexus Bursts.
I’m jelly :P
 
Gorgeous looking anemone!
 

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