Anemones

Also known as the thimbleweed or long-head thimbleweed, the candle anemone is native to the United States. It is from the buttercup family of plants and is botanically named Anemone cylindrica.

Also known as round-leaf thimbleweed, windflower, and meadow anemone, the Canadian anemone is native to the United States

Anemones represent a fascinating and enticing addition to many saltwater aquariums considering the plethora of livestock available. Unfortunately, the Majano Anemone is not part of this category as you will soon understand...

Easy care instructions and steps to successfuly raising sea anemones.

Carpet anemones are beautiful and can offer a marine aquarist a truly unique and vibrant animal to a species tank not housing reef animals such as corals. Care and proper planning needs to be taken however when selecting one of these animals...

Five native plants to the New England area and the northeastern United States.

Ranunculus, anemones, daffodils and narcissus are four favorite bulbous plants in this area. Mass planting of these will make a beautiful yard in the early spring and they are also excellent as cut flowers.

Ranunculus and anemones, two of Southern California's most popular spring-flowering ornamentals, deserve to be known as the twin flowers. They look alike, grow alike and may be propagated from either seed or corms.

This article discusses both chemical and biological methods for eliminating aiptasia from your reef tank.

Their are two distinct ways of transporting fish, coral and invertebrates, the dry and wet method. The choice is yours, but may reflect in the overall health of your specimen and reduction of stress as well.

A lot of time has been allocated to numerous debate topics recently by marine aquarists regarding clown fish and sea anemones. Stay tuned for the fintastic facts regarding this unique scenario...

Condylactis or Haitian anemone is one of the hardiest of all the anemones available for the marine aquarium.

Gorgeous anemone that if collected and handled appropriately, with the right lighting and water parameter requirements, can be an ideally suited inhabitant in a captive environment.

an informative attempt at encouraging and educating fellow aquarists in their possible selection of a Carpet Anemone...

Vying for the most beautiful, entertaining and fascinating reef aquarium set-up we can as conscientious marine aquarists, takes alot of time, reading, making the right choices, and being able to correctly identify and take necessary action to reverse the problem...

Many aquarists are enthrawled by the symbiotic relationship between anemone and its host, the clown fish... The Pacific Long Tentacle Anemone may be just what the doctor ordered for those of you eagerly anticipating adding an anemone to your aquarium.

Possibly one of the easiest anemones to maintain under the right conditions, this anemone definitely deserves your attention, especially if you plan on adding certain species of Clownfish to the equation...

Third in a series of articles regarding anemones.This article focuses on both the sexual and asexual means of reproducing and numerous ways an anemone can produce siblings thus ensuring its survival and evolution from the past into the distant future as well...

Anemones are animals, that are pretty interesting in their own right. I will delve further and deeper into the life of anemones based on anemones and their ability to evolve up til now through defensive strategies...

If you have an anemone or are experienced with keeping anemones, a tube anemone may be for you...

Their has been a lot of talk regarding the negative impact that aiptasia anemones provide though they are not all that bad...There is hope!

This coral is quite interesting because it's a hard coral which looks like a soft coral.

The Carpet Anemone looks more like a mushroom than it does an anemone.

The Rock Anemone does not look like your average anemone because it's missing a lot of tentacles.

When you see an anemone it's usually the shorter version which is called the Bulb Anemone. The tentacles are very close together and the same size.

The most common type of anemone that you will find is called the Bulb Anemone. This anemone is the kind of anemone that you have all seen in Finding Nemo.

fascinating, mesmerizing and interesting animals

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Often times, visually stunning in appearance, these gastropods make poor additions to a captive environment for the most part...

A poem