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Blue Carpet Anemone XXXL – 20 Inch Reef Anemone for 50+ Gallon Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $146.86.Current price is: $88.74.

20-inch blue carpet anemone, aggressive and reef-compatible, perfect for expert aquarists with 50+ gallon tanks.

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Blue Carpet Anemone (Stichodactyla haddoni)

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

Specifications

Parameter Value
Scientific Name Stichodactyla haddoni
Size (Minimum) 12 inches and above
Size (Mature) 20 inches
Tank Requirement 50 gallons minimum
Light Level High
Water Flow Medium
Placement Low

FAQ

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

No, this anemone is aggressive and may harm or consume other invertebrates and fish. It is recommended for expert-only reef setups with careful selection of compatible species.

What is the minimum tank size required for this anemone?

The minimum tank size is 50 gallons to provide adequate space and stable water conditions.

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

It can grow to a mature size of 20 inches over several months with proper care and stable conditions.

3 reviews for Blue Carpet Anemone XXXL – 20 Inch Reef Anemone for 50+ Gallon Tanks

  1. Paul McGrath –

    I’ve kept this anemone for six months in a 75-gallon tank with strong lighting and medium flow. It has grown steadily and remains active. I’m cautious about its aggression and keep it in a low-traffic area. It’s a striking addition to the reef, though not for beginners.

  2. Kylie Marshall –

    The anemone arrived healthy and has been thriving in my 50-gallon tank. I’ve had to remove a few small corals due to its aggressive behavior. It’s beautiful and bold, but requires constant monitoring.

  3. Sonia Fraser –

    I expected a more peaceful anemone. This one is very active and has chased away several small shrimp. I’m still learning how to manage its placement and lighting.

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