Haddons is a notoriously difficult anemone. They are very intolerant of good water quality (they need excellent) and even minor salinitiy shifts and they get very large. Like all anemones they need a variety of good quality seafood chopped finely at least 2x per week. At the bottom of most tanks, a 250 halide set up will be required for long term health of this critter.
Your tank should be fine for an aquacultured BTA, but without anal attentiveness and extreme diligence and better lights, the haddons is not a good bet for long term health or even survival. (the wrasse and this are very incompatible as well, one of them in time has a very good chance to destroy and or eat the other)
That being said, the haddons looks like a very healthy specimen right now.
Your tank should be fine for an aquacultured BTA, but without anal attentiveness and extreme diligence and better lights, the haddons is not a good bet for long term health or even survival. (the wrasse and this are very incompatible as well, one of them in time has a very good chance to destroy and or eat the other)
That being said, the haddons looks like a very healthy specimen right now.
