Non-Photosynthetic Anemone or other soft coral

[jkmbfish]

I currently have 2 ocellaris clownfish and 2 blue-yellow tail damsels.

I only have a regular LED light that came with the tank- not a light that supports corals.

I already know of the tube anemone.

Any Suggestions for Non-Photosynthetic Anemone or soft corals that can thrive with the lighting I have.

I also don't want the anemone to eat my little fish or small snails/ hermit crabs.

 

[cichlidconvert]

There are Japanese non photo nems. They are a fluorescent green but I'm not sure that it will host a clown. Most hosting nems are photo synthetic. Coldwater nems would love your lights! My blue pulsing Xenia are thriving in a low light side of one tank.

 

[Allmost]

Edit. Just read the thread fully. Any coral that doesnt need light will need feeding. Which mwans it might eat fish.

 

[E Rosewater]

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2004/6/inverts

Interesting article on tube anemones. They may not be the killers they have a reputation for being.

 

[bradleym]

Check out waratahs and beadlet anemones. They are not tropical but can handle low to mid 70's.

 

[jkmbfish]

Edit. Just read the thread fully. Any coral that doesnt need light will need feeding. Which mwans it might eat fish.

Could I feed them brine shrimp or raw shrimp?