Love rock flowers!!! Have a nano tank just for them and other anemones! The available colors are amazing.

Great video

@Saltwateraquariumdotcom

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the visit

I have 7 in my tank right now. I alway have trouble with yellow ones. I have lost everyone i have ever tried to keep. Reds ,oranges and greens no issues but cant keep a yellow unfortunately.

On the topic of sand-sifters, do you think rock flowers would work with conches and a shrimp/goby pair?

I had over a dozen rock flower anemones which except for 2 shrunken ones left -- all melted away in a 6 month period. I noticed that my white soft corals are covered by red flat worms. Could the flatworms be the cause of the melted anemones?

@seaburgh3184

2 ай бұрын

Either that or just not a stable salinity or too high of a salinity

Why not with clown fish. ??? I have a. Ultra that looks crazier then any others I’ve seen. Translucent white with neon pink. Nothing else like it I promise

I already have 2 clowns. so i should not add these.?

@rhombifer566

10 ай бұрын

y not🤔

@utumven

10 ай бұрын

She said in the video not to add clowns with them but i already have 2 clowns so im not sure if i should add the rock flowers. @@rhombifer566

@nathanketchum2625

10 ай бұрын

@@utumvenyou can have clowns with them. Just don’t get your hopes up with hosting. They may not host clowns but will not harm them.

That’s not true they move around till they find that comfort zone, and will eat fish specifically the weak and sick fish Smooth tentacles males Jagged tentacles females

@Kens_nems

7 ай бұрын

The tentical thing isn't true I've got a male rockflower with jagged tenticals.

@nimfarose

6 ай бұрын

@@Kens_nems Then, how do you identify male from female then because there’s gotta be a way there’s no such thing as a creature are the same structure and then being a female?

@Kens_nems

6 ай бұрын

@@nimfarose You have to examinate the reproductive organs that are inside which only can be done by experts. I can only tell if one's male if I see him spawning.