The **Condy Anemone** is a striking and sizable sea creature, often found in a variety of colors, with white and purple being the most prevalent. This anemone features elongated tentacles that radiate from its central body.

Reaching up to 8 inches when fully grown, **Condy Anemones** require a minimum tank size of 29 gallons. Known for their aggressive nature, they can pose a threat to smaller fish, other anemones, and corals, so they should be introduced to reef aquariums with care.

These anemones will wander around the tank until they find a suitable spot. They thrive under moderate to high lighting and prefer moderate water flow. Often, **Condy Anemones** will anchor themselves in the substrate or within crevices of live rock. While moving, they may sting corals with their tentacles. Unlike some other anemones, they do not host clownfish.

As carnivores, **Condy Anemones** need a diet rich in meaty foods. Feeding them mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and small pieces of fresh seafood will ensure they remain healthy and vibrant.

• Habitat: Western Atlantic, Caribbean
• Tank Requirement: 29 Gallons
• Behavior: Aggressive
• Size: Up to 8 inches
• Color: Multicolor
• Diet: Carnivorous
• Reef Suitability: Yes, with caution
• Skill Level: Intermediate
• Water Parameters: 74-82?F, SG 1.020-1.027, pH 7.9-8.5
• Alternate Names: Giant Anemone, Haitian Reef Anemone, Colored Condylactis Anemone, Purple Condylactis Anemone, Yellow Condylactis Anemone

Approximate Size: 3-4 inches