possible RBTA??

[ericmcj31]

Hey guys, I know this may be a dumb, and really beginner question, but I have looked and looked at photos of the infamous RBTA, and I see some called RBTA that to my amateur eye looked more like a sebae. Anyways, I've included 3 pics. of a BT anemone I acquired today from a LFS here in Rome. They're not as advanced as the ones you guys have in the ATL area, but I could swear that this is a RBTA--if so---I stole it at 39.99, if not, then I guess I paid fair price for a BTA. Comments are welcomed!
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[dakota9]

Thats a VERY pretty and healthy BTA. You did well!

 

[dannybradley]

Sorry, it's not a RBTA. But is is very healthy like D9 said.

 

[victor626nj]

very nice not a rbta but it is a bta very healthy looking and it looks big

 

[ericmcj31]

yeah--I haven't been really happy with the color tint of my lights. Give me your thoughts, if you will---I'm running 4-96 watt PC bulbs (all actinic); and 3-150 watt MH (all daytime)---I thought my display should be more blue to really bring out all the colors and stuff

 

[ericmcj31]

I actually think it's the MH bulbs--b/c I turned them off completely-and the entire tank has like a blue color all over it--looks a lot better-I think it does need a little bit of white light, but less than it has.

 

[ericmcj31]

I thought that the 14 or 15 K's were more white than the 10K?? Or is it the other way around?

 

[georgiasunflower]

Dakota9;104150 wrote: Thats a VERY pretty and healthy BTA. You did well!

I thought it was a bubble tip too. If not then what is it?