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Green Carpet Anemone (Stichodactyla haddoni) – Tiny 2″ Below Reef Anemone

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Tiny Green Carpet Anemone (2″ and below) for expert reef tanks with aggressive behavior and high light needs.

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Green Carpet Anemone (Haddoni) – Tiny 2″ and Below

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

Specification Value
Species Stichodactyla haddoni
Size (available) 2 inches and below
Reef compatibility Yes
Light requirement High
Water flow Medium
Placement Low
Aggression level Aggressive
Minimum tank size 50 gallons

FAQ

Is the Green Carpet Anemone (Haddoni) suitable for beginners?

No, this anemone requires expert-level care and is not recommended for beginners due to its aggressive nature and specific environmental needs.

What is the expected mature size of this anemone?

The mature size of the Green Carpet Anemone (Haddoni) is up to 20 inches.

Can this anemone be kept in a reef tank?

Yes, it is reef compatible, but it may pose a threat to other sensitive invertebrates due to its aggressive disposition.

4 reviews for Green Carpet Anemone (Stichodactyla haddoni) – Tiny 2″ Below Reef Anemone

  1. Keith Bond –

    I’ve kept this anemone for six months in a 50-gallon tank with strong lighting and medium water flow. It’s active and colorful, though it does sting other small invertebrates. Requires careful placement and monitoring. Worth it for experienced reef keepers.

  2. Paul Poole –

    The tiny specimens arrived healthy and stayed stable in my tank. I keep them in a low area with high light. They expand slowly, and I’ve noticed they are quite territorial. Not for new hobbyists.

  3. Robert Lee –

    It’s a striking addition to the tank, but I had to remove a small shrimp that got damaged. The anemone is aggressive and needs a well-established tank with strong flow and high light.

  4. Warren Springer –

    After months of adjustment, the anemone has grown steadily and looks vibrant. I maintain high light and medium flow. It’s a beautiful species, but only for those who understand its behavior and care requirements.

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