What anemones could work with a 150 mh 14k

[3fins]

So, the 28th was my birthday! You no , kids want a foot ball, or a go cart or a ..xbox. So i wanted a sunpod for my tank. I got a 150 MH 14k, and i have it over my 29g Bio cube. I was wondering what anemones would grow realy well under the lighting?. I wanted to get something pretty cool. Any help/ideas, would be appreciated.
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[JamesJR]

GBTA. Can't go wrong with them.

 

[3fins]

Are they one of the harder ones to keep?. What about a carpet ?

 

[johng723]

BTA's are supposedly one of the hardier anemone's to keep. From what I've read all species of carpets are the more difficult animals to keep in your tank. But what do I know, I'm just a newbie! =)

 

[AquaReeferMan]

Ive had my S. haddoni under a 150w 14k for about 1.5 years. For the last 6 months Ive had it under XM 15k. I would only get a carpet if your tank is mature enough and if you are going to use this tank just for a clown pair and the carpet. I had mine in a 55g for 1.5 years before I moved it into my 125g. While it was in the 55g it got pretty big pretty fast. I ended up losing some fish due to the lack of space. I also have a GBTA. They both should do fine under the lighting you have.

 

[JamesJR]

I would agree that a green haddoni would work under a 150 but I don't think it would work for a 29. haddoni get really big and can quickly outgrow a 29.

 

[3fins]

Wow, Thanks for all the posts! I'm sorry i feel dumb. Whats an S. haddoni ? im trying to get all my research done before i get one. Now, would a condy ( i assume those are LTA right?) would those work? I'm looking for something that adds color and is pretty to the tank. Thanks again for all the help
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[GSMguy]

No condys they are atlantic species not for clownfish hosting.

Also condi are not LTA. LTA is M. Dorensis

S. Haddoni is a carpet anemone.

 

[JamesJR]

Research can go a long way, saving you money and frustration.

If you get an anemone, make sure you have a tank that is going steady for about 6 months or more with stable water parameters.
Also, a lot of it is just knowing how to spot a healthy one to begin with. Be picky, because anemones are not hardy and your odds are much better if you get one that is healthy.