All About The Giant Carpet Anemone or Gigantea Anemone or Haddon's Anemone

[@numberkidtheprimenumberfan1979]

3:59 Venomous: Yes

[@FishOutOfWaterToronto]

lolz love it Brock ppl need to learn from your channel, new 105 gallon anemone tanks build starting tomorrow and yes carpets will sting like an SOB and will eat fish this is after all their sole purpose in life!

[@cherellzandell]

I really appreciate your All About videos! I'm just starting into the saltwater/reef side of the hobby and your succinct, info packed care guides are excellent for research!

[@BrockLeonard]

Can’t thank you enough for watching! Let me know if you ever need help.

[@danmaltby3271]

mine is a serial killer, I really don’t know what to do for right now I’ve put them in a fish trap and feeding him through the fish trap door but I don’t know if that’s bad for him. He’s not getting as much current I just don’t wanna lose another fish stung 8 fish

[@tonycloseukreef3799]

Nice one brock 👍

[@dtaliaferro1]

You said they don’t need light. This is incorrect, they do need light. A lot of it. They are photosynthetic.

[@cyanblue5888]

For me, the Haddon's carpet anemone is easy to care and can be hardy if they're provided with the proper lightning needs and flow as well as a stable water parameter ( like any other anemone, stable water parameters is always a must, like a 4 to 8 or even a year old tank ) meanwhile the gigantea and merten carpet anemones are just tedious to care for and are extremely sensitive to changes in the water chemistry and parameters and they're huge like almost 1 or 3 feet across If y'all want a carpet anemone, get a mini carpet or a Haddon's carpet anemone and if carpets aren't your choice, just get a bta or sebae anemone.

[@BrockLeonard]

Thank you for sharing

[@bobbiesueleonard61]

Great video!

[@BrockLeonard]

Thanks!

[@elderdragon5657]

had one of these when I was a beginner saltwater fishkeeper. carpet anemones are very dangerous to fish. it ate my juvenile dragon wrasse.

[@BrockLeonard]

Noooooooo!!!😭

[@elderdragon5657]

@@BrockLeonard these anemones do look amazing though.. but I wouldn't keep one with small/medium size fish unless it's in a very large tank so fish can avoid swimming in the near vicinity. the carpet anem does have a very strong stick on its venomous surface, so once it gets a hold of a fish, it's pretty much a goner.

[@christinaj2182]

Do they need any special dosing?

[@DorkDorky-j5v]

That is not a Gigantea dude. Its a Haddoni. Gigantea has longer tentacles. Giving out false information.

[@andrewbroadhurst6321]

Haddoni