y porque no una anemona?
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Los Amphirion ocellaris hacen simbiosis natural con las siguientes anémonas :
Heteractis magnifica (Ritteri, or Magnificent Anemone)
Difficulty: Most difficult
Maximum size: 3 feet in diameter or larger. The 2nd largest of all clown anemones.
Recommended Minimum Tank Size: Large (minimum 75 gallons)
Placement in Tank: On top of a rock structure in good flow, top third of the tank
Light: Bright metal halide lighting, preferably above 175W
Current: Strong.
Natural clown fish symbionts:
A. akallopisos
A. bicinctus
A. chagosensis
A. chrysopterus
A. clarkii
A. leucokranos
A. melanopus
A. nigripes
A. ocellaris
A. percula
A. perideraion
Split history in captivity: Rare
Additional info: If unhappy, will move around a lot, climbing up the glass and
bothering other sessile invertebrates. Often locates as high in the water column as possible to get bright lighting and high flow. If you don’t have bright enough lighting, it will often climb the tank glass to the surface. Grows fast under good conditions, can triple in size in one year.
Stichodactyla mertensii (Merten’s Sea Anemone)
Difficulty: Most difficult
Maximum size: 3 feet in diameter or larger. The largest of all clown anemones. Short
tentacles like S. gigantea, with a few twice as long as the rest.
Recommended Minimum Tank Size: Large (minimum 75 gallons).
Placement in Tank: On rocks.
Light: Metal halide lighting.
Current: Moderate.
Natural clown fish symbionts:
A. akallopisos
A. akindynos
A. allardi
A. chrysogaster
A. chrysopterus
A. clarkii
A. fuscocaudatus
A. latifasciatus
A. leucokranos
A. ocellaris
A. sandaracinos
A. tricinctus
Split history in captivity: None.
Additional info: Very rare in trade. Not much information available about captive care.
Stichodactyla gigantea (Giant Sea Anemone, or Carpet Anemone)
Difficulty: Most difficult.
Maximum size: 1 ½ feet in diameter. Short tentacles (though longer than those on S.
haddoni).
Recommended Minimum Tank Size: Medium (minimum 40 gallons).
Placement in Tank: Sand or rock.
Light: Bright metal halide lighting, preferably above 175W.
Current: Strong.
Natural clown fish symbionts:
A. akindynos
A. bicinctus
A. clarkii
A. ocellaris
A. percula
A. perideraion
A. rubrocinctus
Split history in captivity: None.
Additional info: Uncommon in trade, very difficult to care for (may be most difficult of the clown anemones). Demands the brightest light possible – found in the wild in 3’ or less of water. Seems to do best with very high water flow. Rare color morphs include green, blue, purple, and pink.
La Heteractis es la más natural para simbiosis. No obstante, no te garantizará la presencia de esta anémona, ni ninguna otra, que se haga la simbiosis. He visto payasos hacer simbiosis con cualquier cosa y pasar de sus anémonas naturales.
Piensa en el riesgo de las anémonas que se mueven libremente y pueden ser trituradas por las bombas y contaminar gravemente todo el sistema (ha habido multitud de casos) por su alta toxicidad.
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Heteractis magnifica
Stychodactyla mertensii
" gigantea
Stychodactyla mertensii
" gigantea
Heteractis magnifica (Ritteri, or Magnificent Anemone)
Difficulty: Most difficult
Maximum size: 3 feet in diameter or larger. The 2nd largest of all clown anemones.
Recommended Minimum Tank Size: Large (minimum 75 gallons)
Placement in Tank: On top of a rock structure in good flow, top third of the tank
Light: Bright metal halide lighting, preferably above 175W
Current: Strong.
Natural clown fish symbionts:
A. akallopisos
A. bicinctus
A. chagosensis
A. chrysopterus
A. clarkii
A. leucokranos
A. melanopus
A. nigripes
A. ocellaris
A. percula
A. perideraion
Split history in captivity: Rare
Additional info: If unhappy, will move around a lot, climbing up the glass and
bothering other sessile invertebrates. Often locates as high in the water column as possible to get bright lighting and high flow. If you don’t have bright enough lighting, it will often climb the tank glass to the surface. Grows fast under good conditions, can triple in size in one year.
Stichodactyla mertensii (Merten’s Sea Anemone)
Difficulty: Most difficult
Maximum size: 3 feet in diameter or larger. The largest of all clown anemones. Short
tentacles like S. gigantea, with a few twice as long as the rest.
Recommended Minimum Tank Size: Large (minimum 75 gallons).
Placement in Tank: On rocks.
Light: Metal halide lighting.
Current: Moderate.
Natural clown fish symbionts:
A. akallopisos
A. akindynos
A. allardi
A. chrysogaster
A. chrysopterus
A. clarkii
A. fuscocaudatus
A. latifasciatus
A. leucokranos
A. ocellaris
A. sandaracinos
A. tricinctus
Split history in captivity: None.
Additional info: Very rare in trade. Not much information available about captive care.
Stichodactyla gigantea (Giant Sea Anemone, or Carpet Anemone)
Difficulty: Most difficult.
Maximum size: 1 ½ feet in diameter. Short tentacles (though longer than those on S.
haddoni).
Recommended Minimum Tank Size: Medium (minimum 40 gallons).
Placement in Tank: Sand or rock.
Light: Bright metal halide lighting, preferably above 175W.
Current: Strong.
Natural clown fish symbionts:
A. akindynos
A. bicinctus
A. clarkii
A. ocellaris
A. percula
A. perideraion
A. rubrocinctus
Split history in captivity: None.
Additional info: Uncommon in trade, very difficult to care for (may be most difficult of the clown anemones). Demands the brightest light possible – found in the wild in 3’ or less of water. Seems to do best with very high water flow. Rare color morphs include green, blue, purple, and pink.
La Heteractis es la más natural para simbiosis. No obstante, no te garantizará la presencia de esta anémona, ni ninguna otra, que se haga la simbiosis. He visto payasos hacer simbiosis con cualquier cosa y pasar de sus anémonas naturales.
Piensa en el riesgo de las anémonas que se mueven libremente y pueden ser trituradas por las bombas y contaminar gravemente todo el sistema (ha habido multitud de casos) por su alta toxicidad.
Suerte
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Yo tengo una Hecteractis Magnifica y la verdad es que se mueve, el tema es saber que busca. La mia ha buscado luz y gran movimiento de agua, por lo que he conseguido que este donde yo quiero. Hace poco cambie las piedras de sitio y consegui que por si sola se desplazase a la piedra que le asigne.
un metro? un poco bastante, la mas grande que e visto en persona media 50 cm, del amigo legend, impresionante, mi proxima adquisicion sera una hecteratis magnifica, aunque ahora mis ocellaris estan haciendo simbiosis con mi quadricolor, ya que los ocellaris en cautividad no an visto una anemona en su vida, es muy normal que hagan simbiosis con lo que pillen, sea quadricolor, xenia, kenia, etc etc.
