Introduction to Anemones While relatively hardy compared to other anemones, they can be sensitive to sudden changes in water quality. Due to their stinging tentacles and potential for movement within the tank, they should be introduced with care to avoid conflicts with other corals and invertebrates. Water Chemistry Condy anemones require stable and well-maintained water conditions to thrive. While they can tolerate slight fluctuations, sudden parameter swings can cause stress, leading to retraction, movement, or detachment from their anchoring point. In some cases, drastic changes in water parameters may trigger them to split as a survival response. Maintaining consistent water quality will help ensure long-term health and proper expansion. Ideal Water Parameters: Calcium: 380–450 ppm Alkalinity: 7–10 dKH Magnesium: 1250–1350 ppm Nitrates: 1–10 ppm Phosphates:
