Green Rock Anemone

Green Rock Anemone

The Green Rock Flower Anemone (Phymanthus crucifer) is a vibrant and hardy addition to any saltwater aquarium. Featuring a bright green oral disc with waving tentacles, this anemone brings natural movement and a splash of color to your live rock or reef setup. Its graceful, flower-like appearance makes it a striking focal point in both beginner and advanced tanks.

Native to Caribbean and western Atlantic reefs, the Green Rock Flower Anemone prefers stable water conditions and ample space to fully expand. While it doesn’t host clownfish, it adds dynamic life to the tank with its gentle pulsations. It’s generally peaceful toward fish, but caution is advised around small or slow-moving invertebrates, as its tentacles can deliver mild stings.

This species is mostly reef safe for hard corals, though delicate invertebrates should be positioned carefully. Feeding is simple: offer small meaty foods such as mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, or finely chopped seafood once or twice a week to maintain vibrant color and health. Hardy and captivating, the Green Rock Flower Anemone can thrive for years, becoming a standout centerpiece in your aquarium.

Other Rock Flower Anemone For Sale

Ready to invest in Ultra Rock Flowers - these colors are superb. Electric Green, Atomic Green and Red, Green Zebra Striped, Key Lime Pie, Popping Pink Pin Stripe.

We offer some extremely eye popping variety packs. These are ultra rock flower anemone super packs which are worth the investment (best online pricing): Ultra Rock Flower 10 Pack, Ultra Rock Flower 5 Pack, Ultra Rock Flower 3 Pack.

Whether your are a beginner hobbyist or a long term enthusiast Foxy Saltwater Tropicals has a wide range of rock flower anemone for sale.

Caring For Your Rock Flowers

• Rock flowers eat meat. Yes they are carnivores. Chopped up meaty seafood will help they grow and be healthy.
• Iodine and trace elements will help them thrive.
• Use LED lighting for the best color visualization.
• They need moderate to high lighting.
• Ensure that your tank has good filtration and water flow.
• They are very sensitive to any change in their environment.
• Please don't drop them right next to the aquarium heater.