Acid Splatter Bubble Tip Anemone

The Acid Splatter Bubble Tip Anemone is a spectacular designer morph of the Entacmaea quadricolor , characterized by bulbous tentacles displaying irregular "acid splash" spots and patterns—a blend of fluorescent green, yellow, and white creating a unique effect under actinic lighting. A highly sought-after collector's specimen. A natural host for clownfish.

Requirements

• Lighting: strong to very strong — 200–350 PAR to maximize fluorescence
• Water flow: moderate to strong, non-directional
• Temperature: 25–27°C — Salinity: 1.025–1.026 stable
• pH: 7.8–8.4 (normal natural day/night fluctuation in a reef tank)
• Alkalinity: 8–9 dKH — Calcium: 400–450 ppm
• Bac mature minimum 6 months

Behavior

It attaches itself in a well-lit rock crevice. Stinging tentacles — open space around corals. Divides naturally by binary fission.

Food

Feed 2–3 times per week with shrimp or carnivore food.

Compatibility

Ideal with Amphiprion ocellaris , A. percula . Incompatible with butterflyfish.