Rock flower anemone

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Just purchased my first rock flower anemone

hated bubble tips-but general consensus seems to be these should be less chaotic in the aquarium

fingers crossed
 
Just purchased my first rock flower anemone

hated bubble tips-but general consensus seems to be these should be less chaotic in the aquarium

fingers crossed
They are a lot less chaotic. I have several
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I have only one, it’s really small and has tucked itself in at the base of this Acan frag/under the frag disk. I can barely see it and sometimes forget to feed it. I was planning on getting some more, but I’m starting to run out of room, so I think it’ll likely stay a loner. Now, my maxi mini is glorious and has more than doubled in size (it’s like 5” across now).
 
Just purchased my first rock flower anemone

hated bubble tips-but general consensus seems to be these should be less chaotic in the aquarium

fingers crossed
They do well. Will get addictive
 
I knew when I started a reef tank back up this year that it was going to be mostly anemones with a big focus on a rock flower garden. They are so much easier than btas. I've had a couple move but they only move a tiny bit. My btas used to do laps around the tank, though they've settled for a while now.

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