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Pink Tube Anemone – Reef-Safe Aquarium Anemone for 30+ Gallon Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $79.99.Current price is: $33.78.

Pink Tube Anemone grows up to 8 inches in low light, perfect for intermediate reef tanks with medium water flow.

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Pink Tube Anemone

Ceriathus spp.

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Intermediate
Disposition: Aggressive
Min. Tank Size: 30 gallons
Mature Size: 8 inches
Placement in Tank: Sand
Light Level: Low
Water Flow: Medium

Parameter Value
Species Ceriathus spp.
Reef Compatibility Yes
Difficulty Level Intermediate
Behavior Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 30 gallons
Mature Size 8 inches
Preferred Placement Sand
Light Requirement Low
Water Flow Medium

FAQ

Is the Pink Tube Anemone safe to keep with other reef inhabitants?

Due to its aggressive disposition, it may pose a threat to other invertebrates and should be housed carefully in a reef tank with compatible, robust species.

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

The Pink Tube Anemone thrives under low light conditions and prefers medium water flow. It should be placed on sand substrate for optimal growth and stability.

How large does the anemone grow in a home aquarium?

It typically reaches a mature size of 8 inches when properly cared for in a tank of at least 30 gallons.

3 reviews for Pink Tube Anemone – Reef-Safe Aquarium Anemone for 30+ Gallon Tanks

  1. Steven Taylor –

    The Pink Tube Anemone added a nice color contrast to my tank. It’s active and grows steadily, though I had to be careful with other invertebrates due to its aggressive nature. Works well in low light with medium flow.

  2. Benjamin Randall –

    Great addition to my 30-gallon reef tank. It’s vibrant and stays healthy with minimal maintenance. I placed it on sand and it’s settled well. Only issue is it occasionally moves and may scare smaller creatures.

  3. Blake Paterson –

    It’s a striking anemone, but it’s quite aggressive and I lost a small shrimp after a few weeks. I now keep it in a separate area with larger, more resilient species.

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