White Malu Anemone Heteractis Malu

Description

White Malu Anemone Heteractis Malu

Overview: The White Malu Anemone, Heteractis Malu, is a striking species known for its delicate white color and elegant, flowing tentacles. Its understated beauty makes it an attractive addition to any reef aquarium, where it often hosts symbiotic relationships with certain species of clownfish. This anemone is relatively smaller and less aggressive than other anemones, making it a more manageable choice for aquarists.

Origin: Found in the Indo-Pacific region, particularly in areas like the Maldives and the Red Sea, the White Malu Anemone typically resides in sandy or muddy substrates in shallow waters.

Experience Level: Intermediate. The White Malu Anemone is considered one of the easier anemones to care for, but it still requires stable water conditions and an established tank. Suitable for aquarists with some experience in maintaining marine environments.

Water Parameters:

• Temperature: 75-80°F (24-27°C)
• pH: 8.1-8.4
• Salinity: 1.023-1.025 SG
• Lighting: Moderate to high lighting to support the anemone’s photosynthetic needs, as it houses symbiotic zooxanthellae algae.
• Flow: Gentle to moderate water flow to avoid damaging its delicate tentacles while ensuring proper oxygenation.

In summary, the White Malu Anemone (Heteractis Malu) is a graceful and manageable anemone that enhances any reef aquarium. Its elegant appearance, ease of care, and potential for clownfish hosting make it an ideal choice for aquarists with moderate experience.