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Originally Posted by prime311 Whats the easiest anemone to care for? Is there anything that can survive ~30 Nitrates and 400 watts PC lighting in a 125? My advise would be no.. none. And not because of the nitrates. Although some here will argue a BTA will be ok for your tank. I will...

A pic would be best. Curly Q anemones are sometimes referred to as LTA's. However a true curly Q is a type of glass anemone. If your lighting is good feeding is not really that important, but any raw marine foods will do. Clams, silversides, shrimp etc... minced and administered with a turkey...

Originally Posted by dragracer ok, so I have had a LTA for about a month now, but over the last three feedings, I have a Tomatoe clown that is really making this a chore. All of the sudden this little guy LOVES raw shrimp. Everytime I place any in the LTA, the fish plays tug of war with it...

Originally Posted by Freeborder_01 mini carpet anemone? Mini carpet would work but it wont host any clown species. LPS although are often used can be killed by an overly aggressive clown rubbing in it to hard. But for your application its prob your best alternative.

None...even with perfect water and lights your tank is too small for any hosting species.

Ha...funny thread... my wife was just playing our NES system the other night. Yep the actual original NES, I cant believe it still works but it does. We have the duck hunt gun, the robot that spins the gyros. And litterally 20+ original games... wow what a blast from the past. Here I am playing...

Happy B-Day... Nano Chick... Hope its a good one.

Originally Posted by jgipe307 T5 lighting What kind? How many watts? What size tank specifically height?

I couldnt agree more... I find myself perusing but not so much posting... there seems to be an enormous amount of regulars that are not as regular anymore. Tons of new guys which is good, but since the start of the new auction site... the activity level here has diminished. I too do not in agree...

IMO I too think its a condy...I dont want to say 100% for sure but from that pic it looks it to me. It also looks like you have a FO or FOWLR tank. I hope you have ample lighting for it, they require a pretty substantial amount of light.

Originally Posted by ifirefight Santas presents were ALWAYS wrapped.....just in a different kind of wrapping paper that Mom and Dad used.

Yea and I wish I could find one!!! They are impossible to find...

Ohhh so sorry... Good you found it early enough though.

Under the assumption that your asking if their behavior is normal. IMO it is normal, they purge themselves on no set schedule, some do more than others, some do more after eating. As long as they inflate and have good color they are ok. If it was deflated more than it was inflated then I would...

When they are dying they do not smell at all. When they are dead they decomp rather quickly depending on their size and the size of your tank, yes they can create major issues with ammonia levels. They have the same effect on your tank as a fish would if it were to die. Their downside is they...

+1 on shrimpi's post...your system is wayy to small for an anemone no matter how short of a time its going to spend in there. Your lighting is not the correct type and there really is nothing you can do to make the current environment livable for it. Relocating is IMO your only option...

Heres my baby... Never really named her... although i have said Rosie a few times in conversation so I guess that could be her name.

Thats awesome!! Good luck with it.

LOL thanks guys... Coral I told ya you could have it. It they were just attached to a 5lb+ piece of LR... I would of gladly shipped em to ya...if you want to spend that kind of $$... LOL A 10 min drive to my LFS seemed a bit easier.

Its only a 29gal cube... the prob with nudi's is their diet. Its very very specialized and not much is know about what it is. Different species have different requirements some eat clams etc etc.. lettuce nudis actually use the light as a partial food source... they are photosynthetic...believe...