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Blue Carpet Anemone Size L 4″ to 5″ – Stichodactyla Haddoni for Reef Tanks

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Aggressive Blue Carpet Anemone suitable for expert reef tanks with 50+ gallons and high light.

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Blue Carpet Anemone (Stichodactyla haddoni) – Size L (4″ to 5″)

The Blue Carpet Anemone, scientifically known as Stichodactyla haddoni, is a striking and visually impressive species suitable for experienced reef aquarium enthusiasts.

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Expert-only
Disposition: Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size: 50 gallons
Mature Size: 20 inches
Placement in Tank: Low
Light Level: High
Water Flow: Medium

Feature Detail
Species Stichodactyla haddoni
Size (Adult) Up to 20 inches
Recommended Tank Size Minimum 50 gallons
Light Requirement High
Water Flow Medium
Behavior Aggressive; may attack other anemones or invertebrates

FAQ

Is the Blue Carpet Anemone safe to keep with other reef inhabitants?

No, the Blue Carpet Anemone is aggressive and may harm or attack other invertebrates and fish. It is not recommended for mixed reef tanks with sensitive species.

What is the ideal lighting and water flow for this anemone?

This anemone requires high light levels and medium water flow to thrive. Ensure the tank provides consistent, strong lighting and moderate water movement.

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

The Blue Carpet Anemone can grow to a mature size of 20 inches over several months, depending on tank conditions and care.

3 reviews for Blue Carpet Anemone Size L 4″ to 5″ – Stichodactyla Haddoni for Reef Tanks

  1. Isaac Bond –

    I’ve kept this anemone for six months in a 75-gallon tank with strong lighting. It’s visually stunning and adds a dramatic presence. However, it’s aggressive and I had to remove a small shrimp that got attacked. Only recommended for expert reef keepers with a large, stable setup.

  2. Jake Parsons –

    The anemone looks beautiful and grows steadily. I maintain high light and medium flow. It’s not peaceful, so I keep it in a corner away from other inhabitants. It’s worth the effort if you’re prepared for its behavior.

  3. Simon Arnold –

    It arrived healthy and has been growing well. I’m cautious about placing it near corals or small fish. The size is impressive, but the aggression is noticeable. Not ideal for beginners or small tanks.

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