Beginner Topic Terrific Tentacles: A Beginner's Look at Anemones for the Reef Aquarium

Thanks so much for a great article.

Excellent article! Well written, and very informative.

Super informative! Curious how so many people have said “intense lighting” is needed. But they are less coral and more animal...cool!

Great article however I noticed you didn’t list any wrasses that hang out in anemones, I have caught my Mexican rainbow wrasse Laying in my anemone or brushing up against it as he swims.

Have you heard of any other wrasses doing this?

Very informative. Great read!

I always like to learn more about anemoe's

Hello,

As a blogger myself I had to put this to pen.

I wrote an article several years ago on Aquarium pH. That is how I landed here as an enthusiat of reefing as hobby. That simple.

As a professional content writing blogger this is how I went about the writing project.

Step 1: research - find studies in support of a theory or practice such as those listed in your article.

Step 2: some discussion on the nature of the expected audience (in practice I use SEO information to identify large target audience say in this case 45 years and above)

Step 3: Decide on tone to present the info. 40 years and older tend to like to read informative material BUT NOT in the dull and unappreciative - DO this do that. Many prefer the real research tone - Research says you can have a fish tank circulating healthy water with 5 full turnovers a month. NOTE this is not procedural information this is informative - SO you can keep a fish with say less expense but maintain clarity of the water and enjoy photopgraphy - I can assist with an "improved" sample that would in my opinion get you excellent reading - Have you considered tools like Flesch reading guide