New sebae for the 55

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This thing is huge. Like 18 inches across when open
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Heteractis crispa

Nice and tan, not bleached like most come... Very nice.
 
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Defiantly a sebae I've kept 3-4. Here's one that was bleached and only made it a month, the new one as seen above is a dark tan
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Looks like a great sebae!! Can't wait to see it in the tank!! :)

As a side note, I think these anemones are underrated. They make great additions to a tank. :)
 
Not fully open yet, as majority of us know sebaes love sand, he made his way into the whole I dug hoping he would find it. He found it in 15 mins
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