• Definition of anemone

  • Christopher4125

It was white, with wheels. Currently in the system it has been 2-2.5 weeks. It is gradually being colored, but it still cannot cope with the flow normally - in the long wave, in the evening, it falls off the stone. The photo shows how it was swinging, then began to stick, and then gradually held on to the surrounding objects. Changes in color are also visible (which is pleasing, of course). (the supplier does not know the name - it came without an order) What is all this description for - it may be too early to post for identification, what kind of anemone it is, or it may not - maybe this is already its normal state... In my opinion, it is very similar to the giant condylactis anemone (Condylactis gigantea (C. passiflora)) What do you think about this issue? Or is it more similar to Crispa? PS. For now, we call it "Yulia", but we would like to know the

Frederick

This is her. Kandilaktis Passifora. Once I had the honor of keeping such a one...

Debra

Yes, this is the Atlantic actinia – Condylactis passiflora. I heard somewhere that clownfish almost never thrive in them; for some reason, they don't seem to prefer them.