Ultra Maxi Mini Carpet Anemone
Price range: $149.99 through $199.99With code FALL70: $22.50
- Packed to order with heat or cold packs for the season
- Eating and settled in our systems before it ships
- Questions? Ask a reef keeper
Share
About this coral
About this invertebrate
Ultra Maxi Mini Carpet Anemone is a saltwater reef invertebrate that adds natural movement and a visually striking, carpet-like presence to an aquarium. As a carpet anemone, it typically forms a symbiotic relationship with light-providing organisms in its tissue, so it is usually placed in a reef setup where it can receive suitable light. In practice, this anemone is best used as a centerpiece animal (or a carefully planned addition) because it can expand over time and may interact with nearby tank inhabitants.
Features:
- Carpet-anemone style body that “presents” differently as it stretches and contracts with water movement
- Relies on adequate aquarium lighting for energy from its symbiotic system (group-level guidance)
- Prefers stable, clean reef conditions and consistent husbandry once established
- Benefit from appropriate water flow that helps keep the animal detritus-free without blasting it
- Often appreciates supplemental feeding in addition to its photosynthetic energy (group-level guidance)
Specifications:
- Scientific name: UNVERIFIED (only “carpet anemone” group is specified in the shop name)
- Care level (group guidance): Intermediate
- Tank type: Marine reef aquarium
- Lighting (group guidance): Moderate to strong light (suited to carpet anemones)
- Water flow (group guidance): Moderate flow; avoid direct high-blast flow that can cause stress
- Placement (group guidance): Rock or substrate where it can attach and access appropriate light; provide space for expansion
- Diet (group guidance): Photosynthetic energy supplemented by meaty foods as needed
- Temperature (group guidance): ~24–26 °C
- Salinity (group guidance): ~1.023–1.026 specific gravity
- pH (group guidance): ~8.1–8.4
- Adult size: Varies by species; allow enough space for gradual expansion





