"Rainbow Bottom" Anemones! (As seen on Reef Builders)

[TopShelfAquatics]

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[luckyfin]

Pretty! What's the price?

 

[TopShelfAquatics]

Pretty! What's the price?

Hi there, the images are clickable to the WYSIWYG nem

 

[TopShelfAquatics]

One sold!

 

[hatfielj]

Will these guys attach to rocks or do they need to bury their foot in a deep sand bed? Are they photosynthetic? A danger to fish?

 

[TopShelfAquatics]

Will these guys attach to rocks or do they need to bury their foot in a deep sand bed? Are they photosynthetic? A danger to fish?

So far we've had them attach to rocks and the sandbed, I'm sure it prefers the sand a little more. They react to lights, not sure if they are purely photosynthetic.
We have not kept them with any fish for the sake of being organized but the I was told clowns go in them

 

[lilfish717]

Should've expected a crazy price since they're consider "new" to the hobby. Maybe they'll go down in years to come.

 

[ReefAddiction34]

How about diet? Tank conditions like flow, parameters etc..

 

[dantimdad]

How about normal lighting photos?

 

[Swoody]

Should've expected a crazy price since they're consider "new" to the hobby. Maybe they'll go down in years to come.

Pricing is what it is... these are new and beautiful...a premium is to be expected. No complaints from me... if I wanted one my order would be placed. I hope they sell like crazy.... best of luck TSA

 

[TopShelfAquatics]

We are officially SOLD OUT

 

[Saveafish]

The sure look like condylactus. They a fish eater?

 

[andrewkw]

Congrats on being one of the first to sell them. They look beautiful, almost like a rhyzo ate a flower anemone and merged.

 

[TopShelfAquatics]

The sure look like condylactus. They a fish eater?

Not sure ATM as they are in nem boxes. Looks similar to a rock nem in person

Congrats on being one of the first to sell them. They look beautiful, almost like a rhyzo ate a flower anemone and merged.

Its a different type of fluorescence as well, really cool stuff

 

[hatfielj]

For anyone on here that bought one, please share your experiences when you've had them for awhile. I'm guessing these are a deep water find. Probably not much photosynthesis going on if I had to guess. Which probably means they will need to be fed regularly. And also means you need to be careful about blasting them with strong lighting. That's just my guess though.

 

[JQsreef]

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