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    Posted: March 04 2012 at 4:36pm
Can anyone tell me what these are or are they normal . It didnt show them several months ago but as it has grown they have become very noticeable. 
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Perfectly normal! It's beautiful.
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TY I was doing some research and i found some pics and was told the name is a sunburst anenome not a RBTA as i have always thought , chime in and let me know if its actually a RBTA . BTW that clown hanging around is only 1" long !!!  Big smile
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Per your request,
I agree that is normal coloration for some bta's(Bubble Tip Anemone)
Popular/Common names are chosen and changed at will by sellers just to make the sale. Whether green, rose colored, or a brownish blue with yellow stripes, we have come to call them BTA's for one obvious reason. Smile
The scientific name is Entacmaea quadricolor. That will never change.
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Thanx Mark u knew what i was look for !!!
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I watched the video that you told me about for splitting an anenome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5tDIoLROyA Is this the one?Big smile I thought if they get a rip or an opening in thier tissue they die. But this works eh?
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Just a few of hundreds of Rose Bubble Tip Anemone clones. They can be cut in half or allowed to clone themselves.Smile
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Originally posted by Akira Akira wrote:

TY I was doing some research and i found some pics and was told the name is a sunburst anenome not a RBTA as i have always thought , chime in and let me know if its actually a RBTA . BTW that clown hanging around is only 1" long !!!  Big smile


Not a sunburst IMO. Just a RBTA. Sunbursts are amazingly bright orange kind of colored with yellowish tips.
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Ahhh ok mine has no yellow what so ever .....Yours is here so text or call its easier than posting jackie thx
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Oh and Sean that video is way cool eh ?

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Yeah, that was crazy! It looked like They were doing surgery.
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