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Rare Green Sebae Anemone – Heteractis crispa for Reef Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $79.99.Current price is: $55.76.

Expert-grade Green Sebae Anemone (Heteractis crispa) suitable for 30+ gallon reef tanks with high light and medium flow.

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Rare Green Sebae Anemone (Australia) – Size S (2″ to 3″)

Heteractis crispa

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Expert-only
Disposition: Aggressive
Min. Tank Size: 30 gallons
Mature Size: 20 inches
Placement in tank: Any
Light Level: High
Water Flow: Medium

Specification Value
Species Heteractis crispa
Size (Adult) 20 inches
Size (Sold) 2″ to 3″
Origin Australia
Reef Compatibility Yes
Light Requirement High
Water Flow Medium
Care Level Expert-only
Behavior Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 30 gallons

FAQ

Is the Green Sebae Anemone suitable for beginners?

No, this anemone requires expert-level care and is aggressive, making it unsuitable for beginners.

What lighting and water flow conditions are needed?

High light levels and medium water flow are required for optimal growth and health.

Can this anemone coexist with other reef inhabitants?

Yes, it is reef compatible, but its aggressive nature means it may harm or consume other invertebrates. Careful tank selection is essential.

3 reviews for Rare Green Sebae Anemone – Heteractis crispa for Reef Tanks

  1. Adrian Nash –

    Received the Green Sebae Anemone in good condition. It has expanded nicely in my 55-gallon tank with high lighting. I’ve had to monitor it closely due to its aggressive behavior, but it’s now a striking addition to the reef. Strong recommendation for experienced aquarists only.

  2. Adam Fraser –

    The anemone arrived healthy and has settled well in my tank. I keep it in a corner with no other anemones to avoid conflict. It’s vibrant and active under high light. Requires constant attention, but worth the effort for a rare and beautiful species.

  3. Olivia Hunter –

    It’s a beautiful specimen, but I had to remove a small coral neighbor due to its aggressive tentacle movements. I’m cautious now and only place it in a secure area. Not for small tanks or new hobbyists.

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