Red Glitter

Anemones are fairly hardy and adapt well to most established reef tanks. We'd recommend target feeding once or twice a week with particulate food or similar. Anemones can move around your tank and sting corals. Only add to established tanks (6+ months). They require strong lighting and regular feeding.

With some experience, yes. They're not the hardest coral to keep, but you'll want stable parameters and a bit of research under your belt first.

Plenty of newer hobbyists keep Anemones successfully - just make sure your tank is cycled properly and you're testing your water regularly. We'd suggest having at least a few months of reef keeping experience before trying these.

Our anemones are quarantined and settled before sale, which gives you a head start compared to stressed imports.

Yes, we deliver UK-wide - from Cornwall to Scotland and everywhere in between.

All orders are packed in insulated boxes with heat packs during colder months to maintain stable temperatures during transit.

We ship throughout the week via Royal Mail Guaranteed or DX Live Stock services to ensure your coral arrives as healthy as possible.

Every order comes with our live arrival guarantee.

If anything arrives dead or dying, send us a photo within 2 hours of delivery and we'll sort a replacement or refund - no arguing, no hassle.

We're confident in this because we settle and aquaculture all our coral in-house before it's ever listed. You're not getting stressed imports that might not make it through the first week.

Our coral has already proven it thrives in captivity before it reaches you.

Important: DO NOT drip acclimate coral!

Float the sealed bag in your tank for 20-30 minutes to match the temperature. Then open the bag and place the coral straight into your tank (or dip first if you prefer).

Place low on the sandbed for the first few days so the piece can get used to your tank conditions and lighting.

Why no drip acclimation? Some ammonia buildup can occur during shipping, but due to the pH drop in the bag, it becomes non-toxic. If you slowly add tank water with higher pH, that ammonia becomes toxic again and can harm or kill the coral. Temperature matching is all you need.

Don't panic if polyps are retracted at first - they often take a day or two to fully open up after shipping.