New to salt water!

i asked a question about anemone in mu last post on this. Can i keep multiple anemone of the same species in my tank or should i just have the one
what size tank? filtration?pic's?:cool:
 
i do not have anything set up. Im researching before i buy the equipment so i can buy the correct equipment the first time.

but im researching for a 50 gallon set up. Im planning this to be In a 45-55 gallon tank
 
i asked a question about anemone in mu last post on this. Can i keep multiple anemone of the same species in my tank or should i just have the one

I've never had an anemone, but I'm sure others can help with your question!
 
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but im researching for a 50 gallon set up. Im planning this to be In a 45-55 gallon tank

welcome to the Reef. yes you can have multiple anemones in one tank, however, they move around and can sting corals. Rock Flowers don't seem to move as much Bubble Tips move more. I have both in my tank along with lots of other corals
 
Welcome Evan! Sounds like an awesome project. As @New&no clue stated, some anemones can be kept together, but there is always a risk. Really depends on the size of system, and the specific species you plan on having, as each have their own set of requirements to keep. I would suggest figguring out a few species that interest you, researching those specifically and post questions you have about them in the anemones forum. Better chance of getting an answer from someone with more knowledge there.
https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/anemone-clownfish-discussion.182/
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Check out my build thread to keep up with my tank developement! Also check my twitch where ill be doin live stream updates for my tank. Which i have finally picked and gotten started ordering all the stuff i need for it.
The build will be 20 gallon instead of 55. Ill be doing a bigger build next year.
 

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