Anemone ID (With Pics)

There are no variations. A healthy sebae is brown. If it's white, it's bleached. If it's yellow, it's dyed. The anemone that you have looks like a bleached sebea but I've never seen one with a red foot so I'm a bit baffled.

 

hate to disagree but seabeas can be a few diffrent colors mine may appear brown at first glance but floreses green and bc posted a pic of a orange/pink seabea. I think it is a seabea

 

Green fluorescence is not really a color variation. Most corals and anemones do glow green when the actinics are on regardless of their color when under "white" light. Does the anemone look green when your actinics are off?

http://www.myfishtank.net/corals/anemones-corals/sebae-anemone/

 

Thanks for the input folks. The anemone is doing great, it has opened up quite a bit now, I have been feeding it pieces of shrimp and it seems to have a healthy appetite. It is still wedged in the rocks but everything else is OK so I am not too worried. Tentacles are still the same so I am thinking they are as long as they're going to get.