Anemone Lovers Thread!

[World Citizen]

One of my baby nems is attached to a leather coral. Cool...

 

[dvgyfresh]

One of my baby nems is attached to a leather coral. Cool...

I thought it was a toadstool at first! lol blends in

 

[Lisa Cain]

Here are my anemones!! My favorite coral other than bubble corals.

 

[Seancj]

 

[Lisa Cain]

Awesome!

 

[Seancj]

Awesome!

Thank you! I'm going to be making some major changes to the rockscaping soon and adding a few more Mags, maybe another carpet. I'm getting rid of the bubble tips. I've removed about 60 of them so far, with another 50 or so to go.

 

[Lisa Cain]

Thank you! I'm going to be making some major changes to the rockscaping soon and adding a few more Mags, maybe another carpet. I'm getting rid of the bubble tips. I've removed about 60 of them so far, with another 50 or so to go.

If I lived close to you I would purchase one of the big bubble tips.

 

[D'sreef]

My rainbow BTA

 

[dvgyfresh]

New orphek lens!

 

[THE REEF WHISPER]

Love nems have a 13.5 gallon fluval Evo tank

HAVE A LTA AND TWO SUBRUST NEMS JUST SPLIT

 

[Lisa Cain]

Another one of my anemones

 

[FlameangelLover]

Chicago!!!!

 

[tzabor10]

Current tankmates

 

[SaltyGirlMom]

A happy maroon

A cool tube nem

 

[TLO45]

 

[dvgyfresh]

More anemone spam makes me happy

 

[Paleozoic_reefer]

Got new T5 bulbs and now the mag is trying to move right under them…

 

[mtraylor]

Chicago Suburst

 

[SaltyGirlMom]

A Nano Green attached itself to the side of a leather (weeping willow, I think)

 

[TheClown]

Very very weird glass anemone.
This is from TBS, so it’s not a very common thing; clearly related to the dreaded common aiptasia, it’s very large (the oral disk alone must be 3in) and it’s much thicker stemmed too. Additionally, it’s remarkably peaceful (for a glass anemone), it refused to eat snails (I had a few tiny whelks that I attempted to feed to it, but it dropped them.) It also doesn’t bother the corals near it, which are LPS. It’s been around 10 months since I first saw it on the rock and I have seen it attempt to propagate, and there are a good many little ones about but they appear slow growing, and haven’t been invasive at all.
A pleasant surprise, pretty glad I don’t have to remove it.
It also does look as bad as the other glass anemones. (Though really, not as nice looking as the BTAs)