Care for Majano/Manjano Anemones

[Adiantum]

Hey all, I'm a new member on the forum, though I've been a lurker here for a while. 

 

I have a little desktop tank I want to dedicate to majano nems, and maybe a couple other pest/hitchhiker species e.g. ball/club-tipped anemones (corallimorph), Aiptasia. Essentially I want some animals that are very hardy for this tank and keep it low maintenance. I know majanos are supposed to be hardy and in the right conditions can multiply like crazy. I've found some online information but it's not been satisfactory. I think they can be rather pretty and I like the little creatures.

 

Has anyone purposely kept some? Have any care tips or insight into optimal conditions for them to be happy and grow (if any)?

 

 On a side note, if anyone has some they'd want to get rid of and willing to ship, I'm looking.

[This guy is extra salty]

lol just don't do it 

send me a pm I have a few I can part with

[A.m.P]

Plenty of folks out there do pest pico tanks, my advice for care-requirements of majano would be water, preferably salty - wet - and around 70-90 degrees, and light (the bright kind, none of that blacklight funny business - although anyone remember a few years back people were using blacklights for supposed coral fluorescence? ).

[RedCrow]

58 minutes ago, Amphrites said:

anyone remember a few years back people were using blacklights for supposed coral fluorescence?

I put a blacklight on my first reef tank many years ago. That sht’s wild! I had a purple-tipped condylactis anemone (the regular pink bodied type) and the entire thing fluoresced* green under the blacklight. Also red and orange coralline glowed under the light 

[Adiantum]

No blacklights for me!  I'll stick with my standard LEDs (though I'm sure coral fluorescing is pretty cool).

[A.m.P]

7 minutes ago, Adiantum said:

No blacklights for me!  I'll stick with my standard LEDs (though I'm sure coral fluorescing is pretty cool).

Eheh, they're kind of a cheap way of getting some 380-400nm nm light over the tank. Won't grow anything, but it might make things look neat lol.