Rock Flower Anemones

The Rock Flower Anemone, also known as the Rock Anemone and Sea Anemone, is a member of the Phymanthidae family. Originating from the Caribbean, these anemones are found in a wide array of colors, with the oral disc often being a different color than the rest of the anemone. The oral disc lacks tentacles, and the tentacles are often beaded in appearance.  The Rock Flower Anemone can live singly or in groups. They prefer to live on shaded, vertical rock walls, or within the substrate. They will bury most of their body in the sand, with only the oral disc and tentacles showing. These are fairly hardy anemones that will adapt to a wide variety of lighting conditions. These anemones tend not to wander about the aquarium and are a great addition to a reef aquarium.  These anemones come in all kinds of amazing colors.  Like most anemones their sting can cause a sever reaction in humans, so please wear gloves when handling them. Reef tank rock flower anemone care. We keep them in low to moderate lighting and moderate flow. The Rock Flower Anemone is a carnivore, and requires meaty foods to survive. Offer the anemone mussels and freshly chopped fish meat, as well as high quality frozen foods.  Adding iodine and trace elements to the aquarium will help the Flower Anemone thrive.

Acanthastrea Lordhowensis Coral

Acanthastrea Lordhowensis corals.

Seahorse Feeders and Food

Have a hungry fish or seahorse?  We are the creators of the Seahorse feeding station.  The Seahorse feeder is a great way to target feed your seahorses while minimizing competition from tank mates.

T-Shirts

One of a kind T-Shirts that you can't buy elsewhere.  Show everyone your love for reefing with one of these sweet shirts. 

Zoanthids, and Paly Coral

Zoanthid corals are easy to maintain making them a great choice for beginner reef aquarists.  Zoanthids require moderate light levels and medium water movement in the home reef aquarium.  To help with excellent growth and health the will require the addition of iodine and other trace elements.   Under ideal conditions zoanthid polyps will multiply without difficulty by budding to increase the size of the colony.  Zoanthid polyps contain symbiotic algae zooxanthellae which satisfies almost all of its nutritional requirements.  If the lighting is not optimal zoanthids polyps should be fed micro-plankton or baby brine shrimp.

Mushroom Coral

Mushrooms make great beginner corals and come in all different colors.  They require low light and low flow. Please note, that when mushroom corals are shipped, it is perfectly normal for them to be deflated and very small upon arrival. Once adjusted to your aquarium conditions, however, they will fully open. The acclimation process normally takes several days to a week.

Algae Control

Have an algae problem?  These products will help control unwanted algae in your saltwater reef aquarium.

Chalice Coral

Chalice corals.

LED Aquarium Lighting

LED lights are light sources quickly gaining popularity for aquarium use.  They produce lots of bright light while using low energy, which makes for the ultimate way to illuminate both fresh and saltwater marine aquariums.  Most LED fixtures allow you to dial in the exact color and intensity you would like, unlike T5 and Halide lights.  LED's don't need bulb replacements every 6 months as they will generally last for years.  They are smart, energy-efficient, output more light, and end up saving you money in the long run.  You’re going to be glad you entered the world of LED.

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