White Sebae Anemone ?!?!?!?!?

[mmcheeto]

I could be veary wrong here. I thought whte=bad. Bleached with no brown stuff (algie in the anemone) was a dying anemone? Is this the case or is the a kind of anemone? I allways thought this was a no no in supply. Am I wrong?
https://www.saltwaterfish.com/

 

[viper_930]

Every anemone should have some brown tint to it from the zooxanthelae. No brown means it is bleached. A bleached anemone can recover though, with enough lighting. A lot of anemones that are being sold are bleached from being held at the wholesaler for a period of time under inadequate lighting. The white sabae is white colored, but should also have a tint of brown in it's tentacles to not be bleached. A bleached anemone cannot get evergy from the light.

 

[mmcheeto]

Ohh ok:notsure:
So what is the case on this site?

 

[thomas712]

I can see that I'm going to have to make this a sticky :thinking:
Check out this thread about broomer5's white sebae anemone on the second page, and the progression it makes under different lighting to a healther specieman.
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/113127/new-sebae-anemone

 

[tizzo]

STICKY!!!!:cheer: :yes: :yes: :yes: