queenangel77
Reefing newb
3 inches
anenome question
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daugherty
part time reefer
you should have plenty of light for your tank. maybe there it too much flow in the tank for it.
daugherty
part time reefer
and the bulbs you have are not the greatest but do work OK
yote
In Memoriam
Your lights are ok.Water parameters are fine.
How did you acclimate the anemone?
How did you acclimate the anemone?
JAG107
Reef enthusiast
How's the nem doing queenangel? Have you tried to feed it? Has it attached to any rock? I think if it has enough light, feeding shouldn't have to take place too often. Go to this website. Karen is, as far as I'm concerned, an anemone expert (if there can be such a thing). Also, depending on the type of clown you have, that could be a BAD thing rather than good. Like in my case, my maroon clown battered and buffeted one of my roses to death, literally. I still have the splitting of it though, and it's doing ok for now. It crawled to a place behind the rocks where the clown can't get to it. HTH
queenangel77
Reefing newb
He is finally staying in one place all day today. He did nibble a little on a piece of shrimp also. My clown is a false percula and still has not even went by it. So far so good. Thanks for the info!! wish I knew what kind of anem it is. Any good sites to find out that you know about?
queenangel77
Reefing newb
Used a slow drip directly from the tank water.
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
can you get a picture of it? does it have "bubbly" tip, does it look like a carpet?
queenangel77
Reefing newb
I will try a picture. not sure if it will work though.
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dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
looks like possibly a sebae anemone
queenangel77
Reefing newb
You know anything about them. Are they a pain to keep alive? Any special needs.
yote
In Memoriam
I think Dustins right.It looks like a Seba anemone.Their considered to be one of the more difficult anemones to keep,but not impossible.Just great quality water and stable parameters and it should do alright.
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
just read yotes post, he said what i was going to say
ccCapt
Reef Hacker
Can you get a pic of the foot? Or see what color it is. That doesn't really look like a sebae to me..and I've had mine for about 5-6 years. Could be a long tentacle anemone.
JAG107
Reef enthusiast
Any good sites to find out that you know about?[/quote]
Did you go to Karen's site? It's for bubble tips but a lot of good info there for general anemone keeping. I really can't tell what yours is without a closer pic, also with the foot like capt mentioned.
Did you go to Karen's site? It's for bubble tips but a lot of good info there for general anemone keeping. I really can't tell what yours is without a closer pic, also with the foot like capt mentioned.
Dude...Dustin...Did you just really say that or am I having a freaking brain fart. I am now dumber for having read it. Stop...think...then type. If this was the best I could come up with I would just stop talking. I am just playing dude but come on, you can admit that was bad.
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
continue reading, lets not take things out of context
Bifferwine
I am a girl
I don't think he took it out of context. You introduce the sentence with "The reason curing live rock smells so bad..." but then you don't go on to give a reason. What is the reason curing live rock smells so bad? The answer to that is not "because it has a bad smell," "it smells like a garbage dump or dirty diapers," or "the smell lingers for weeks." None of what you said is a reason why curing live rock smells so bad.
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
i typed that at 1 in the morning so i think we can chalk it up to being tired
lightcs4
Loving to learn
We have all been there ... and some of us even type when we have been enjoying our favorite beverages a bit too much (this isn't the case for me at the moment ... subject to change of course:mrgreen:).
