Pics of Beadlet Anemones please!

[Raven1645]

Does anyone have pictures or information about beadlet anemones in their(/an) aquarium? Are they peaceful and stuff like that.
I wanted to get some but I don't actually know alot about them except for what I've read on google.

 

[Raven1645]

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[Raven1645]

Anyone?

 

[dshnarw]

They're very hardy and like to eat. Generally, I treat them similar to mini/maxi carpets without the lighting needs: feed with mysis/cyclopeeze or similar, and be careful with them around small fish because they will happily eat them if given the opportunity. Mine were kept in a temperate tank (55*), but all the suppliers I got them from kept them in tropical tanks, so they're nearly bulletproof. They prefer staying on rocks and readily walk around to find a good spot. I'm not certain on stinging corals and other anemones because they couldn't compete with the Corynactis in my tank in terms of stinging ability, but I would definitely expect them to pack a punch.

 

[Raven1645]

They're very hardy and like to eat. Generally, I treat them similar to mini/maxi carpets without the lighting needs: feed with mysis/cyclopeeze or similar, and be careful with them around small fish because they will happily eat them if given the opportunity. Mine were kept in a temperate tank (55*), but all the suppliers I got them from kept them in tropical tanks, so they're nearly bulletproof. They prefer staying on rocks and readily walk around to find a good spot. I'm not certain on stinging corals and other anemones because they couldn't compete with the Corynactis in my tank in terms of stinging ability, but I would definitely expect them to pack a punch.

Thanks!

If I have occelaris clownfish that already host another anemone in a 200g tank, would it be safe to add these?

 

[dshnarw]

I would expect it to be fine. I'd only be hesitant with clown goby sized fish, really.

 

[Raven1645]

I would expect it to be fine. I'd only be hesitant with clown goby sized fish, really.

Alright thanks!