HELP！need ID and care tips

[mimiboy]

what kind of anemone is this ？and how to settle it ？any really some care tips！

 

[mimiboy]

please ignore the pufferfish photo.I posted it mistakenly and can't delete it.

 

[OrionN]

It is a LTA. (M. doreensis). It require deep sand bed (3+ inches), bright light (SPS level light) and low current (LPS level current).
That anemone does not look really healthy there. Unless you really know what you are doing, Don't get an anemone. The problem with anemone is if they don't like the condition they are in, they will walk or sail away, right into the PH or overflow and really mess up your tank and kill your fish and corals.

Anemones are not for beginner. Anemone keepers should know what she/he is doing or else she/he is in for a lot of grief. I wish there was someone told me this when I first got into marine and reef aquarium.

 

[mimiboy]

It is a LTA. (M. doreensis). It require deep sand bed (3+ inches), bright light (SPS level light) and low current (LPS level current).
That anemone does not look really healthy there. Unless you really know what you are doing, Don't get an anemone. The problem with anemone is if they don't like the condition they are in, they will walk or sail away, right into the PH or overflow and really mess up your tank and kill your fish and corals.

Anemones are not for beginner. Anemone keepers should know what she/he is doing or else she/he is in for a lot of grief. I wish there was someone told me this when I first got into marine and reef aquarium.

minh,thanks for your detailed information!I am also a big fan of yours for your great anemone tank.you are definitely a specialist on anemone keeping.and I've read your very helpful article about antibiotics treatment on anemones.I love anemones very much.I now have H.MAG. CARPET NEM AND THESE LTA in my tank.I really try my best to give them the right light flow and placement.And this LTA has already attach to the joint between sand and rock.I will post my tank vedio next time.