What is this anemone?

[dylana407]

ID please.

 

[James M]

LTA

 

[dylana407]

LTA

Not a sebae?

 

[James M]

@davocean

 

[SashimiTurtle]

I would agree with LTA, but what does the under side of the oral disk the column, and the pedal disk look like?

 

[dylana407]

I would agree with LTA, but what does the under side of the oral disk the column, and the pedal disk look like?

I have no idea.

 

[davocean]

I would agree with LTA, but what does the under side of the oral disk the column, and the pedal disk look like?

I can't tell from that pic alone, foot and underside are key for id.
What's the site have it listed as?

 

[dylana407]

I can't tell from that pic alone, foot and underside are key for id.
What's the site have it listed as?

Sebae

 

[davocean]

It's a bummer when they just call sebae, big difference between the two, malu or crispa.

It's hard to tell in the lighting it was shot in, no contrast, doubt it's true color, and it's not relaxed or looking as happy as it could be, so hard to tell for sure.

Really best ID for any anemone to be certain is foot and base more than tentacles.

 

[dylana407]

It's a bummer when they just call sebae, big difference between the two, malu or crispa.

It's hard to tell in the lighting it was shot in, no contrast, doubt it's true color, and it's not relaxed or looking as happy as it could be, so hard to tell for sure.

Really best ID for any anemone to be certain is foot and base more than tentacles.

Thanks bud. Not many sellers can tell the differences between a crispa and malu.

 

[davocean]

Thanks bud. Not many sellers can tell the differences between a crispa and malu.

Yeah, pretty common