• rare marine fish and invertebrates

  • James4342

MDA...ACTIVITY AS ALWAYS AT ZERO

Kathleen

Wait - maybe I'll catch a grasshopper.

Linda

The topic is not great. We have few exclusives.

Kyle

Odessa, Here is something about "my illegal"

Russell8484

With such regeneration, it should already be with everyone! Have the clowns at least sat in it? Or will it definitely eat them? If there is hope that they will sit in it, I am ready to buy the smallest specimen. The main advantage I see so far is that it doesn't crawl!

Luis3725

Until recently, the price for them was around $300, so for now, we don't have many. The clowns didn't sit. As for the sale, I sold my own, leaving only the little one that grew out of the leg. By the way, forum members who bought these critters from me can certainly share their observations.

Katie3017

Well, Zhenya suggested them for $60 to $80. The animal is interesting, but it's greatly overpriced. I've had it for over a year. I haven't tried to breed it. Its appetite is excellent. It hasn't grown much in a year; it seems this is its maximum size. Clownfish don't settle in such anemones. It has eaten three decorator urchins from me.

Kevin3579

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Joseph591

If I'm not mistaken, this is a common stickleback. It's not rare to find them in aquariums.

Kellie

Quite similar to the Caribbean condylactis, both in shape and color, into which no amphiprion will ever settle, it is a rather beautiful but very predatory anemone, with powerful nematocysts that cling to the hand tightly, requiring force to detach, but it regenerates quickly. It is often found in Caribbean shipments.

Noah1632

Well, I think it's clear that this is not Stichodactyla. It really looks like Condylactis, but it's impossible to determine the species from this video. As I understand it, the creature was taken from nature in Croatia? That means it's from the Adriatic, and it's unlikely to be related to the Caribbean.

Melissa1838

Yes, from nature. The description that fits best is the one given. The tentacles are indeed very adhesive, but I haven't had to pull them off. The tentacles are purple at the ends.

Lee425

This is Condylactis passiflora (Atlantic anemone).

Darrell7542

That's right. The Atlantic means definitely the Caribbean, and what you identified correctly is that they got into the Mediterranean through Gibraltar from the Atlantic and settled there. Moreover, some species of Atlantic flora and fauna have also settled in the Black Sea, which is connected to the Atlantic through Gibraltar, the Dardanelles, and the Bosporus.

Rachel

Very few species, in the Black Sea the water is almost twice as fresh as in the Mediterranean (the main limiting factor for invaders). Such actiniae are definitely not present.