Heteractis magnifica Anemones

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Beautiful & Healthy

 
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Been bringing these from Tonga for a couple of years now, always very healthy and no need for treatment.

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What lighting and PAR do you keep them under?

I keep them in two different locations. The majority are in our greenhouse under shaded sunlight with blue LED added. The others are in our fish system with only blue LED. I have been getting these for a few years from Tonga. They are very hardy and adaptable. I do not routinely treat them because they don't need it. They do require lots of flow, but lighting can be moderate to intense.
 

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