I went snorkeling in Bindoy, Philippines and I saw some anemone's while I was snorkeling there. They're a lot longer and fatter than the ones you have right there. I'm seriously thinkin of touching them. any thoughts?
@RyanXyz007 The two in this tank are Amphiprion Ocellaris. They are my favorite because they don't get too large and are not aggressive. Also, if they are tank bred they are very hardy and easy to keep. They do not require an anemone to be kept either.
I went snorkeling in Bindoy, Philippines and I saw some anemone's while I was snorkeling there. They're a lot longer and fatter than the ones you have right there. I'm seriously thinkin of touching them. any thoughts?
crankatorium 2 months ago
@crankatorium Unless you know the species I wouldn't touch them. Some anemone are way more powerful than this guy is!
ArizonaFishkeeping 1 month ago
That is one big beautiful sea anemone. And the tips are blue. What's the name of that anemone again?
shinsetsun 5 months ago
@shinsetsun Thanks, I've had it since it was really small. The common name is Sebae or White Sebae and the scientific name is Heteractis Crispa.
ArizonaFishkeeping 5 months ago
what kind of clownfish are u? a clarkii
RyanXyz007 6 months ago
@RyanXyz007 The two in this tank are Amphiprion Ocellaris. They are my favorite because they don't get too large and are not aggressive. Also, if they are tank bred they are very hardy and easy to keep. They do not require an anemone to be kept either.
ArizonaFishkeeping 6 months ago
@RyanXyz007 They are Amphiprion ocellaris. I like them because they are a very mild clownfish and host well with anemone.
ArizonaFishkeeping 5 months ago
cool.
phillykidd15 6 months ago