Maxi Mini Carpet Anemone

Once settled into a preferred location they tend to stay put.

Maxi mini carpet anemone. These anemones can move about the aquarium when first introduced. Mini maxi anemone care mini maxi carpet anemones are some of the smallest types of carpet anemones. Join the maxi mini revolution. While they can still grow to 4 6 in size when full grown they are still much smaller than other varieties of carpet anemones that can reach 2 to 3 feet in diameter.

Maxi carpets grow to a maximum size of about 5 6 inches. The aquarium should have a variety of sandy and rocky locations for the anemone. The easy to keep mini maxi carpet anemone is a great anemone for a nano aquarium that couldn t house a large anemone. The solid red bali mini carpet anemones which appear to be different members of the same family grow to 2 5 and the smallest mini mini carpets pink green coloration grow to 1 5.

I may also eat non anemone inverts. I say just do a maxi. The mini maxi carpet anemone require a tank with strong lighting and good water movement. They are easy to care for due to their small size growing up to a max 6 inches however they possess a potent sting so be careful.

Although the mini carpet anemone can sting like other anemones and rhodactis mushrooms it is not an aggressive anemone. The maxi mini carpet anemone stichodactyla tapetumi is often described as possessing some of the most beautiful rainbow colors in the aquarium trade. They can be easily propgated and are in high demand right now in a lot of markets. Easy to keep easy to propagate and ranging in a rainbow of knockout color forms the mini carpet anemone turns your rock work into an aqua scape of artistic expression.

Maxi mini carpet anemone by owdy may 20 2012 in invertebrate forum reply to this topic start new topic recommended posts owdy owdy community member 37 posts boston september 21 2011 posted may 20 2012. Just be warned it may eat fish but so would a mini. Its small size and easy care makes it perfect for the novice aquarist and nano aquarium enthusiasts.