Mini carpet anemones

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I am very excited about what is happening in my tank. I had 2 red mini carpet anemones in my tank. I was looking at my tank and noticed that a third one popped up about the same size. I thought maybe one of them split. A day later two more, all about the same size. Now I have a total of six and I have not seen one smaller then any of the previous ones. Really cool but I have no idea why. Any insight?
 
When you say carpets….haddoni? Maxi minis? Pics?
 
This is a new one.
 

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I really need to find where I can buy one of these guys. Recently set up a Lifegard 4.14 pico and I think one of these red minis would be the best inhabitants
 
I just picked up a couple of these this week. They are local to me but he does ship.
https://shop.goldenbasketreef.com/products/anemone-red-mini-carpet?_pos=1&_sid=5bd2fb14f&_ss=r
That is a fantastic price compared to Dr Mac's, the shipping is not an issue since it's the same over @ pacific east.
Can you fellas that have these mini max, are they rock dwellers, do they absolutely need a sand bed? Toying with putting these into a bare bottom anemone only tank.
TIA
 
Mine hangs out on the rock as does the one in my daughters tank but we have only had them for a few days. However, all the mini maxi anemones I have seen have been rock dwellers.
 

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