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Green Centre Carpet Anemone (Haddoni) XL 8-10″ for Reef Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $119.17.Current price is: $54.45.

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

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Green Centre Carpet Anemone (Haddoni)

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 Detail
Size XL (8″ to 10″)
Species Stichodactyla haddoni
Compatibility Reef compatible
Light Requirement High
Water Flow Medium
Placement Low
Behavior Aggressive

FAQ

Is the Green Centre Carpet Anemone 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 minimum tank size required for this anemone?

A minimum tank size of 50 gallons is required to properly accommodate the Green Centre Carpet Anemone.

Can this anemone coexist with other reef inhabitants?

Yes, it is reef compatible, but its aggressive disposition means it may pose a threat to other slow-moving or small invertebrates. Careful tank selection is advised.

3 reviews for Green Centre Carpet Anemone (Haddoni) XL 8-10″ for Reef Tanks

  1. Connor Campbell –

    This anemone adds a striking green color to the tank. It thrived in a 50-gallon reef setup with high light and medium flow. I had to be cautious with other inhabitants due to its aggressive behavior. It’s a bold choice for experienced aquarists.

  2. Maria Fisher –

    Installed it in a well-established tank with proper lighting and flow. It expanded slowly but became a focal point. I kept it in a low area and avoided placing it near small crustaceans. Works well with the reef environment.

  3. Leonard Watson –

    It’s impressive in appearance, but I noticed it moved aggressively and pushed against nearby corals. Not ideal for a mixed community. Only recommended for tanks with strong boundaries and expert oversight.

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