All About The Tube Anemone

[@OfficialBritta]

I have a tube anemone in my 28g cube and that little guy catches and eats whatever food I put in the tank, so you’re definitely right about that! :) they also pull food in so fast! Much faster than any other anemone or coral I have. Pretty fun to watch!

[@BrockLeonard]

Thank you so much for sharing Britta ☺️

[@daveyant3812]

Great info as usual Brock

[@falcolf]

I definitely hope to adopt one of these.❤

[@sayurasem]

Thanks Brock! I love your All About series!

[@BrockLeonard]

Means a lot!!!

[@bobbiesueleonard61]

These are beautiful. Another great video. Keep them coming.

[@LayneWilson]

They are still one of my favorite things in a reef tank! One of my tanks crashed while I was on vacation and my bright pink one and purple one are struggling to stay alive. They were huge before now they are tiny. Great video

[@ReviewThatVideo1]

hello my friend i need some help i just got a Condylactis gigantea Condylactus Anemone but i dont no if its died or alive can you please help if you can

[@scottallan6770]

How deep of a sand bed would you recommend? Thx!

[@MPrz59]

Awesome nem, great video!

[@itsdezzire5461]

Hey!! ive got one of these pink anemones in my reef tank, one of my fish have already died, also i have emerald crabs in the tank that like to pick at it. Is there any info on keeping these anems with crabs and inverts?? And also i have a sea cuke that will not stay off the glass, i have a powerhead near the sandbed could this be the cause for that my man? I dont think the anem is the cause of the sea cuke being on the glass as its been doing that for a longer period of time than when i got the anemone.

[@Highland_reef]

Always great content, but... Repeat after me: not all inverts are corals, corals and anemones are nidaria, yet they both are nit corals. Corals are corals, and anemone are anemone.

[@joseluishernandez7796]

Thank you 🙏🏻 🍻

[@BrockLeonard]

Anytime joseluis 🤟🏼

[@annebartells777]

Do these catch your fish and eat them if they get in stinger range? Or will the eat a shrimp if it crawls on them

[@BrockLeonard]

The fish or shrimp would have to run into the stingers to get eaten. They will not chase after things.

[@21Nishikigoi]

It's very common here in the Philippines. From neon green to darkish color.

[@un69perron]

How they reproduced

[@dp-r.est.8995]

In a video you did about 3 years ago, you said you used Martel Quick Cure for 30mins. What do you use now that it’s sold out?

[@BrockLeonard]

Hydroplex has been one we've used often.

[@milkspotscausemetospazzout6813]

Nice video man..

[@johnwesley111harrison4]

All about feather duster pls

[@BrockLeonard]

It's coming!

[@samm9017]

Isn't that aptasia?

[@falcolf]

Aiptasia is transparent pink and far smaller. They also don't live in a tube.

[@recon_M]

Do clown fish host them ?

[@OfficialBritta]

I don’t think anything - fish, shrimp or crabs - can host them. They have a very strong sting and a crazy feeding response. Most fish steer clear of them.

[@BrockLeonard]

No their sting is too powerful against their skin

[@waynewayne9693]

He literally answers that exact question at 3:15. People like you drive me crazy and really need to work on your listening skills.

[@recon_M]

@@waynewayne9693 did you wake up on the wrong side of the bed ?plus i didn’t watch the full video that day so I didn’t pay attention…

[@recon_M]

@@waynewayne9693 if your parents don’t love you don’t take out your anger on other people buddy ..

[@GoGoGoGoGoGoGoGoGo]

I’ve see a lot of greens and pinks where I live

[@numberkidtheprimenumberfan1979]

2:48 Venomous Anemone 9:19 4 Anemone Victims

[@Chinellaleon]

They pretty but seems like a pain in the ass to care for