(Imported) PINK Bubble Tip Anemone

Bubble tip anemones are naturally found in the Indo-Pacific. They have a wide range that stretches all the way from the Red Sea in the west to the Melanesian islands in the east. Here, they can be found at depths of up to 650 ft. The species likes to attach itself to rock crevices for stability, but can move if its current spot isn’t ideal.

As we briefly mentioned in the section on appearance, not all bubble tip anemones look the same. Their appearance mostly appears to depend on age, depth, and the presence of fish. In shallow waters, which have more fish, young bubble tips tend display the typical bulbous tentacle shape. Here, they’re generally smaller but communal in nature.