Is this a Sebae Anemone?? Please ID

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  1. skennelly

    skennelly Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Hi,
    Can you tell me if this is indeed a Sebae.
     

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  2. fletch

    fletch Kole Tang

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    yup Looks like one to me :)
     
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  3. skennelly

    skennelly Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Thanks
     
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  4. reef_novice

    reef_novice Astrea Snail

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    Take a look on this... this is a SEBAE ANEMONE

    Yves

    [​IMG]
     
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  5. fletch

    fletch Kole Tang

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    And so is this ;DThere are different colors of Sebae Anemone's
     
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  6. skennelly

    skennelly Coral Banded Shrimp

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    So is mine a juvenile Sebae or is yours a different type of Sebae. Mine is very small maybe 2" or 3 ".
     
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  7. reef_novice

    reef_novice Astrea Snail

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    WOW nice one ...
     
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  8. fletch

    fletch Kole Tang

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    [quote author=skennelly link=board=General;num=1107532359;start=0#5 date=02/04/05 at 11:42:12]So is mine a juvenile Sebae or is yours a different type of Sebae.   Mine is very small maybe 2" or 3 ".[/quote]
    I would say yes to both questions

    If I am wrong please feel free to correct me :D
     
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  9. Gresham

    Gresham Great Blue Whale

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    Sure Fletch, yours is a Condylactus, thanks for the correction lead in :)

    The first pic is indeed goes by the common name sebea. Highly exported from PI.
     
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  10. amcarrig

    amcarrig Super Moderator

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    [quote author=skennelly link=board=General;num=1107532359;start=0#5 date=02/04/05 at 11:42:12]So is mine a juvenile Sebae or is yours a different type of Sebae.   Mine is very small maybe 2" or 3 ".[/quote]
    Neither. Yours just has to regrow the zooxanthellae that it has expelled (which is why it's that milky white color).
     
    amcarrig, Feb 7, 2005
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