Help me ID my anemone, please

[Tec2112]

I've had this guy for @5 months. When I first picked it up, it was purple with white tentacles.

http://www.ashevillemarine.org/gallery/albums/userpics/10018/thumb_clarkiianem1.JPG

I've since added MH's to my system, and this is what it looks like now:

http://www.ashevillemarine.org/gallery/albums/userpics/10018/thumb_clarkiianem2.JPG

When I bought it, I was told it was a carpet...I've since been told that it is NOT a carpet.

Help! Thanks.

[Amphiprion]

The pics are tiny. You wouldn't mind upsizing them for the sake of my (and most likely several other peoples') vision, would you? :D

[Tec2112]

I noticed that after I posted...:rolleyes:

I'll work on getting bigger pics on board. Thanks.

[Flighty]

First off Let me commend you on an excelent job of bringing it back from what looks like the brink of death in the first pic.

For an id, I definately see bumps on the underside of it, so it is not a haddoni carpet nor a BTA. If you lift the edge and get a clear shot of the foot and how it is ancored it will make a definate id much easier.

What did you do feeding and lighting wise to see such a turnaround with it?

[Tec2112]

Let's try this:

http://www.ashevillemarine.org/gallery/albums/userpics/10018/normal_clarkiianem2.JPG

http://www.ashevillemarine.org/gallery/albums/userpics/10018/clarkiianem1.JPG

...those are a bit bigger.

Thanks Flighty...the store I got it from was keeping it under NO lights. This guy perked up under halides and a good feeding regimen (meaty mixture).

[travisurfer]

looks like H. crispa to me

[BonsaiNut]

It is either H. malu or H. crispa. If I had to guess, without better pics I would say H. crispa.