New RBTA
- Thread starter Dana42078
- Start date
beeguiles
they call me fish geek ;p
- Location
- syracuse, ny
Oh my that's beautiful!
lilmatty5dimes
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Cocoa, FL
+1 Brittany. That looks good. Sure in a months time he'll be split and taking off like the rest of your tank
little_fish
Reef pro
- Location
- ABQ, NM
Wow! He looks excellent Dana!
ErinCahir
Sausage Wrangler
- Location
- Englewood, CO
Looks so much better full screen versus on my phone.
Gorgeous!
Gorgeous!
R3verb
Time to add some coral!
- Location
- Fort Collins, Colorado
how are you keeping a RBTA in a reef tank? I have heard that you cant keep them in reef tanks because they will sting your corals. I'd love to have a RBTA!
little_fish
Reef pro
- Location
- ABQ, NM
you can keep them, just make sure they have plenty of room between it and your corals. However, you always run the risk of the nem going on a walk and stinging the sh*t out of everything in its path.
Many, many people have nems in their reefs.
Many, many people have nems in their reefs.
chichimom79
reef junkie
- Location
- Southwest Missouri
That is a beautiful bubble tip!!!
Even tho its a iphone pic i think your right.
The risk im willing to take....trust me ive thought about it alot. Im just going to keep a close eye on everything...He moved about an inch and has stayed put overnight. But my clown has ignored it. One of the reasons why i got it is because my clown is basically hosting my yellow assessor. At night my assessor swims vertical while sleeping and the clown bumbs him alot and im sure its annoying to him. Im thinkin i might need another clown.
Another reason why i wanted one. They go for anywhere from 40-60 around here.
Thanks for looking everyone!:Cheers:
I had at least 3 in my 130 cube with no problems.
Had a HUGE ritteri nem before that, that I finally had to sell because he was getting so big he was encroaching on some corals are starting to kill them. Some people, like Yote i believe, have woken up to nem that decided to go for a walk over night and stink all their corals but that is not very common. I suppose it's a chance you take. If the nem is happy he should stay put.
