Rock Flower Anemone ID?

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Would be grateful if anyone could ID my new rock flower. Also care advice would be appreciated.

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Its an RFA, there is no other ID. They are sometimes sold by colors, yours looks like a rainbow RFA, idk, its very nice though.

They are fairly easy to keep. Just have normal reef tank parameters, add to tank, and let it be. You can feed it if you want, but not necessary.
 
Its an RFA, there is no other ID. They are sometimes sold by colors, yours looks like a rainbow RFA, idk, its very nice though.

They are fairly easy to keep. Just have normal reef tank parameters, add to tank, and let it be. You can feed it if you want, but not necessary.
Thanks, . Any idea what growth rate to expect and final size, also how probable is asexual reproduction?
 
I'm sorry, I'm only one year into my RFA journey, not enough experience to answer those questions.
 
Thanks, . Any idea what growth rate to expect and final size, also how probable is asexual reproduction?
Final size can vary greatly among RFA. Some max out about 2 inches across, my largest is almost 3.5 inches across. Asexual reproduction is not very common in RFA's. They usually will reproduce sexually and you will see the male spit sperm out and the female will release eggs. In short time youll see babies stuck to your rocks.
 

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