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The Ultra Red and Green Rock Flower Anemone combines a broad oral disc, short tentacles, and intense contrasting coloration. It remains more compact than many host anemones and typically settles into a crevice or sand-rock boundary.
Key benefits:
Ultra Red and Green Color: Creates a bright focal point under reef lighting.
Compact Growth: Works in smaller reef displays than large host anemones.
Limited Wandering: Often settles into a suitable crevice or substrate location.
Specifications:
Scientific Name: Phymanthus crucifer
Common Name: Rock Flower Anemone
Care Level: Moderate
Lighting: Moderate
Water Flow: Low to moderate
Placement: Rock crevice or sand-rock boundary
Temperament: Semi-aggressive
Color Grade: Ultra
Color: Red and green
Diet: Photosynthetic with supplemental meaty foods
Suggested use: Place near a rock crevice or where the foot can settle beneath the substrate. Leave space from corals and other anemones. Small pieces of meaty marine food may be offered occasionally after it becomes established.
Image note: Product images are for reference only. Some images may be AI-generated and may not represent the exact specimen received.
The Ultra Red and Green Rock Flower Anemone combines a broad oral disc, short tentacles, and intense contrasting coloration. It remains more compact than many host anemones and typically settles into a crevice or sand-rock boundary.
Key benefits:
Ultra Red and Green Color: Creates a bright focal point under reef lighting.
Compact Growth: Works in smaller reef displays than large host anemones.
Limited Wandering: Often settles into a suitable crevice or substrate location.
Specifications:
Scientific Name: Phymanthus crucifer
Common Name: Rock Flower Anemone
Care Level: Moderate
Lighting: Moderate
Water Flow: Low to moderate
Placement: Rock crevice or sand-rock boundary
Temperament: Semi-aggressive
Color Grade: Ultra
Color: Red and green
Diet: Photosynthetic with supplemental meaty foods
Suggested use: Place near a rock crevice or where the foot can settle beneath the substrate. Leave space from corals and other anemones. Small pieces of meaty marine food may be offered occasionally after it becomes established.
Image note: Product images are for reference only. Some images may be AI-generated and may not represent the exact specimen received.
