Rock flower anemone

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The basic info can be found with a quick and easy google search, but otherwise they are hardy and easy creatures to care for. If you've had your tank for at least a few months and its going well , then go ahead and try one. I think they are great.
 
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I find them easy to care for. They're are a type of anemone tho not a coral .
These are mine just before a spawning event
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I was able to capture some video of the spawn. I thought it was pretty neat. Ive had babies appear off and on. The little bright orange one on the left is a baby.

Beautiful love it hope I can be successful with them I’m really looking forward to getting one
 
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Absolutely love them but have only had two thrive for any length of time. They seem to like low flow and the others I tried couldn’t find a spot they liked and just faded away. One was happy for about two years and then detached and never thrived.

This guy is still thriving and will turn 5 next month. It was also the one that was the biggest when I got it (maybe 2” across or so). The ones that didn’t thrive were the size of a quarter. I used to feed him krill weekly but haven’t done it in a long time.
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