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Purple Long Tentacle Anemone – Macrodactyla doreensis for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $149.99.Current price is: $101.90.

5″ to 6″ purple anemone with long tentacles, ideal for reef tanks with moderate light and flow.

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Purple Long Tentacle Anemone (Macrodactyla doreensis)

Reef compatible: Yes
Care level: Intermediate
Disposition: Semi-aggressive
Minimum tank size: 30 gallons
Mature size: 20 inches
Placement in tank: Low
Light level: Moderate
Water flow: Moderate

Product Specifications

Parameter Value
Species Macrodactyla doreensis
Size (L) 5″ to 6″
Color Purple
Origin Marine
Compatibility Reef-safe (with caution)

FAQ

Is this anemone safe to keep with other reef inhabitants?

Yes, it is reef compatible, but it is semi-aggressive and may interact with or sting certain fish and invertebrates. Monitor tankmates closely.

What lighting and water flow conditions are ideal for this anemone?

Moderate light and moderate water flow are recommended for optimal growth and health.

How long does it take for this anemone to reach maturity?

It can grow to a mature size of 20 inches over several months under proper conditions.

3 reviews for Purple Long Tentacle Anemone – Macrodactyla doreensis for Aquarium

  1. Sebastian Duncan –

    The purple tentacle anemone looks stunning in my 30-gallon tank. It has grown steadily since I added it three months ago. I keep it in a low area with moderate lighting and it’s not causing any issues with my corals. A bit of caution is needed with small fish, but overall it’s a beautiful addition.

  2. Robert Bell –

    It arrived healthy and has been thriving in my tank. The color is vibrant and the tentacles move naturally. I’ve noticed it’s slightly more active in the morning. I keep it away from darting fish to avoid any contact.

  3. Amy Hill –

    Great choice for intermediate reef keepers. It’s not aggressive, but it does extend its tentacles when touched. I place it on a rock shelf with moderate flow and it’s doing well. No signs of stress or fading.

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