What Anemone do I Have?

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Hi Guys!

So less than a year ago I bought an anenome and it was a little discolored and super small (pictured). Fast forward to today and has all of his color and has grown to over 12 inches! (Picture 2) Excuse the algae, I'm in the middle of making a reactor. Should finish it soon. If the anemone gets much bigger I'm going to have to switch it out for a smaller breed so I'm wondering what kind it is so that I can do some research on it. From what I read my clowns would be okay after a small transition period with a new one. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance!

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Macrodactyla doreensis would be my guess.
From what I have read I would agree as well. Especially with the tenticals being spaced so far. Thank you for your help!
 
No problem. It's one of the better anemones to keep in my opinion. They won't wander like a bubble tip and are easier to care for than some others.
 

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