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Purple Carpet Anemone – Stichodactyla gigantea for Reef Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $126.84.Current price is: $85.38.

Aggressive purple anemone suitable for expert reef tanks with 50+ gallons and high light.

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Purple Carpet Anemone

Stichodactyla gigantea

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

Specification Detail
Species Stichodactyla gigantea
Reef Compatibility Yes
Care Level Expert-only
Disposition Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 50 gallons
Mature Size 20 inches
Placement Low
Light Level High
Water Flow Medium

FAQ

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

No, the Purple Carpet Anemone is aggressive and may harm or consume other invertebrates. It is not recommended for tanks with sensitive or small reef species.

What lighting and water flow conditions does it require?

It requires high light levels and medium water flow to thrive.

Can this anemone be kept in a tank smaller than 50 gallons?

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3 reviews for Purple Carpet Anemone – Stichodactyla gigantea for Reef Tanks

  1. Luke Lewis –

    This anemone is impressive in size and color. I’ve had it for three months in a 55-gallon tank with high light. It’s aggressive and has stung a few small corals, so I’ve had to reposition them. Still, it’s a striking addition to the display.

  2. Diane Morrison –

    It grows slowly at first but expands over time. I expected it to be more peaceful, but it’s quite active and has damaged a couple of polyps. I now keep it in a low-traffic corner with strong flow.

  3. Nicola Buckland –

    Beautiful purple carpet that stands out in the tank. After adjusting lighting and flow, it has settled well. I’m cautious about adding other species nearby due to its aggressive nature.

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