Anemone for new tank

[garygb]

Yes, people are recommending haddoni rather than gigantea because historically, haddoni has had a better track record in captive care compared to gigantea. Haddoni require less intense light, water flow, and are less apt to contract infections during the collection/shipment process. Haddoni is often considered one of the hardier selections of the host species.

 

[bues0022]

First off, nice tank! However, I'm suprised that I'm the first one to mention all of your cords. I'd suggest that you get all of your power cords/connections WELL out of reach of the water. You're setting yourself up for a disaster.

 

[DJ_PAPA]

First off, nice tank! However, I'm suprised that I'm the first one to mention all of your cords. I'd suggest that you get all of your power cords/connections WELL out of reach of the water. You're setting yourself up for a disaster.

Thanks. Yes those cords where only temporary.
Yesterday I saw a beautiful Entacmae quadricolor with pink bubbles and purple bubbles . What do you think of it?
Is it easy?
And what are the best colors that they have? (blue, green, red)?

Thanks.

 

[DJ_PAPA]

Just to post news about the tank:
Euphilia paradivisa:

The other Euphylia:

SPS

seriatopora caliendrum

seriatopora histrix

Acropora Sp. verde

Aquarium: