Bubble Tip Anemone

Entacmaea quadricolor

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Care Facts

Care Level :	Moderate
Temperament :	Peaceful
Diet :	~
Origin :	Indo-Pacific
Minimum Tank Size :	~
Acclimation Time :	2+ hours
Reef Safe :	~
Coral Safe :	~
Invertebrate Safe :	~
Lighting :	High
Placement :	Any
Waterflow :	Moderate

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The Bubble Tip Anemone, Entacmaea quadricolor, is mainly found in reefs, and its pedal discs are usually attached deep within the dead coral. The Bubble Tip Anemone can stretch its tentacles on predating and are called sweeper tentacles. It has the ability to sting other anemones and corals, therefore keep these aforementioned organisms away from the Bubble Tip Anemone. It requires strong illumination supplied by metal halides, LED, or intense florescent lighting of at least 6 watts per gallon. The Bubble Tip Anemone should be kept not less that 30 gallon, as it intends to grow up to 12 inch across in the aquarium. If there are clownfish present in the tank, then the Bubble Tip Anemone can get acclimatized in the tank much more easily - they will also pair well with clownfish. It can be fed with chopped fish, shrimp, or worms. To maintain its vibrant color it should be fed with vitamin enriched food, that helps in maintaining a long lasting color. It thrives well in a temperature range of 72-78 degrees Fahrenheit, and pH of 8.1-8.4, therefore the water parameters has to be regulated daily for its proper growth. The tentacles are covered by numerous stinging cells called cnidocytes, which darts tiny hairpin-like structures into prey when contact is made, which then inject venom into the victim, so please handle with care. The Bubble Tip Anemone can produce multiple copies of themselves every few weeks, but the breeding in captivity is difficult.

Love this thing, recieved it in great condition with a clown fish (already had two) and put it in and it has thrived. I only have one light (although a good one) and so far it has been doing amazing after a couple months. The clown fish never touch it during the day, but one always is sitting in it at night.

Reviewed by: kyle on 10/25/2012

Anemone arrived very closed up, so I was a little worried. I've never had an anemone before, so I was very excited when this one immediately hooked on to the rock and opened up as soon as I placed it. It quickly retreated to the back of the tank and does not come out. It's very pretty and I would LOVE to see it more often, but apparently it is shy. Great lighting so I'm hopeful it will come out as it gets more comfortable with the tank.

Reviewed by: Karen Gaskin on 06/28/2013

this is great fish. eat on time with spice.

Reviewed by: simon on 07/23/2013

Reviewed by: Dave Koch on 10/10/2014

Opened right up after I put it in the tank and attached to a Rock. Ate a whole silverware easily by day three.

Reviewed by: Heather Hurney on 03/20/2015

Very nice size and color opened up right away it hiding in rocks hope it comes out in time

Reviewed by: Daryl Yates on 04/11/2015

Anemone arrived in good shape and still had good color. He was so healthy that during the acclimation process it attached to the bottom of the cooler. After about 2.5 hours I managed to get it loose and into the tank. It immediately grabbed on to a piece of rock and seemed very content. My two clown fish are hovering above it trying to figure out what they should do. Overall, couldn't be more pleased.

Reviewed by: Michael Westfall on 04/26/2019