Assorted Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone – M/L
Bubble tip anemones thrive under strong lighting and medium water currents. They are known to sting other corals, fish, and invertebrates, so careful placement in the tank is recommended. In the wild and in captivity, these anemones often host clownfish, particularly A. ocellaris. When no clownfish are present, they should be fed meaty foods such as mysis shrimp or brine shrimp.
Each specimen measures between 2.5″ and 5″ in size. The colors available vary widely, with multiple morphs included in the assortment.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 2.5″ – 5″ |
| Lighting Requirement | Strong |
| Current Requirement | Medium |
| Compatibility | Not compatible with sensitive corals, fish, or invertebrates |
| Feeding | Meaty foods (e.g., mysis shrimp, brine shrimp) |
FAQ
What types of food should I feed my bubble tip anemone?
Feed meaty foods such as mysis shrimp or brine shrimp when no clownfish are present.
Can this anemone coexist with other corals or fish?
No, bubble tip anemones can sting other corals, fish, and invertebrates. They should not be placed in tanks with sensitive species.
Are there specific color morphs available?
Yes, the assortment includes a variety of color morphs. If you have a preference, please contact customer service to discuss options.
Dylan Hunter –
Received a vibrant orange specimen that has been thriving in my tank. The lighting is strong and the current is just right. I’ve noticed it hosting a small clownfish, which is a great addition. Feeding it mysis shrimp daily keeps it healthy.
Max Bond –
The anemone arrived in good condition and has expanded nicely over the past two weeks. I was cautious about placing it near other corals, and it hasn’t caused any issues. The color is quite striking and adds a lot of visual interest.
Virginia Allan –
Great variety in colors. I got a purple and a yellow one. Both are active and have started to host small fish. I feed them every other day with brine shrimp and they seem happy.
Melanie Baker –
It’s a bit aggressive and stung a nearby shrimp. I had to move it to a safer area. Still, it’s colorful and adds life to the tank. I’d recommend caution with placement.
Angela Arnold –
Perfect for a beginner reef tank. The anemone has grown steadily and is now hosting a clownfish. I feed it once a week with mysis shrimp and it stays healthy.