whats the chances my anemone is dyed

[dz6t]

I found out that it is a Heteractis malu. A very difficult to keep anemone, can be as hard as Magnificent anemone.

 

[dz6t]

Just want to give you guys an update on this yellow anemone.
I have it for almost a month now and it retains its bright yellow color. Now it gets bigger too and attached to a piece of rock. It opens up like a small carpet anemone. No clownfish wants to be near it.

 

[dz6t]

100% sure it's dyed sebae.
http://reefbuilders.com/2011/08/08/dyed-animals-reef-aquarium/
Bubbled up tentacles on sebae anemone is not a sign of good healthy. The tentacles would be elongated and stretch out. Good luck.

Now I am 110% sure it is not a sebae and 87.45673% sure it is not dyed.

 

[this is me]

Got pics Dong? I have a yellowish Aurora in the corner of the tank in the sand bed that hosting my two Onyx clowns. It's not "bright" yellow by any mean.

 

[dz6t]

It is in a location at the back of the tank and I can take a shoot at it.

 

[dz6t]

Also, it is not an Aurora either.

 

[this is me]

What do you think it is?

 

[dz6t]

Heteractis malu

 

[this is me]

Malu and Sebae are very similar. But they are sand anemone.

 

[this is me]

Here's my tanish H. Aurora. Chosen not for its beauty but for its service to the clowns. H. Aurora stays relatively small and the least likely to roam around. I have a tank full of SPS, keeping giganteas like I used to is not an option.
My clowns will sleep and rub on anything that's soft. They've already ruined my one of my acanthrophilla which is now in the recovery process. I saw them sleep and rub against my acanthrophyllia so I said enough is enough and that's how that H. Aurora got into the tank.