Yellow Carpet Anemone

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Very inserting color in between Yellow and Green under nearly white light source.
Just bring this one into my tank today from a local fish store.
Hope I can keep it well and long.

 
It is a green carpet. Can be either Haddoni or Gigantea, I cannot tell from that video.
care for these two species is different so you got to correctly ID him. A picture of the column will positively ID him as one or the other.
 
I have a gigantea that started that exact same color. It's slowly turning more green.
wow!so still fluorescent finally?
I took a pic with filter and it looks like this.
Let me try to keep it and will keep posted to trace the color.

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It is a green carpet. Can be either Haddoni or Gigantea, I cannot tell from that video.
care for these two species is different so you got to correctly ID him. A picture of the column will positively ID him as one or the other.
Right,I can't ID them correctly always...
 
wow!so still fluorescent finally?
I took a pic with filter and it looks like this.
Let me try to keep it and will keep posted to trace the color.

IMG_9043.JPG
Looks like it's expelling dead zoox (the brown stuff). Keep an eye on it, and if it deflates you should consider moving it to a QT tank and treat with Cipro.
 
Looks like it's expelling dead zoox (the brown stuff). Keep an eye on it, and if it deflates you should consider moving it to a QT tank and treat with Cipro.
Good catch and really appreciate your suggestions!Will keep watching.
This one came to the local fish store about a week just,I think I have to watch it closely.
 

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