ID This anemone...I'm lost on this one.

[Rippinfrags]

Thank you for the clarification Gary, I was just making sure I wasn't missing something.

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

if George is still at SDC he'd better hook me up LOL!

 

[Rippinfrags]

Ps. I picked up one of these strikingly red anemones about week ago. I can't believe how many of this paticular color variant are making it around the salt water comm. my lfs had three, all of the the same size, roughly the size of a 50 cent piece.

 

[ssgtgonzo]

I don't really understand the debate either. Maxi minis and mini carpets are pretty much identical besides there size. Also, I believe both of them fall under the classification of s. tapetum. Here is an article that I found helpful:http://www.coralmagazine-us.com/content/mini-carpets-perfect-small-sea-anemones

Thats the same article written by morgan mok to which i was referring.

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[luisse25]

i had these red mini a year ago,they are different from the mini maxi...if thinking of propagating them,from my experience,they dont like to be cut...compare to mini maxis that u can just cut them and they are fine..it is possible but they are a bit sensitive...when i first got one i thought it was a baby red haddoni,but after being in my tank for months it multiplied so that where i found out its not a baby haddoni(which disappoint me)..anyways,,,one ate one of my picasso(but my picasso that time was sick)..but then it ate one of my baby platinum so thats when i know that small fish or slow moving fish are dangerous to this specific mini carpet....cause my other mini maxis they dont harm any of my clownfishes...since then i put this mini red away from my main tank....

they are very pretty though...
(i currently dont own any right now and decide to not own anymore cause i have small platinums and snowcassos)