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both:/(im aware some tentacles got eaten) his mouth keeps opening and closing. exposing more and less amounts of fleshy stuff.

and i really dont think i should try to feed it what do you think?

Originally Posted by Oceansidefish You could also find a small clown or hawk fish, although you would eventually have to move them to you larger tank. You could also just do an all corals tank with a seahorse from what i know seahorses like lots of vertical area to move up and down in.

me and my fish pretend to be super upity and artsy when we say it but we say is "reef tanks are living art" so we dont name them but we call them by their common name :)

sorry about the quality the pink stuff you see is the fleashy stuff i was talkin about and the last picture is the anemone last night before "the attack"

i just switched phones and i gotta deal with some stuff with verizon before i can but its all slouched down i mean its base. some of its inner tentacles are visibly eaten but theres alot of them still intact. theyre deflated tho. and around its mouth is some fleshy tissue, but its ALOT better...

Well i was at school all day and as bazaar as it sounds, it almost completely healed up by the time i got home. i turned on the lights and it deflated its prolly really stressed out but i think it might be ok uhmm its a five gallon and i have two 10 watt 50/50s so ive got around 4 watts per...

my best friend works at a super reputable fish store and got me an anemone its got a bright redish base with orangish brown tenticles with kinda purple tips but this morning i woke up and my chocolate chip star fish was on top of my anemone! it was badly damaged with its fleshy insides exposed...

my best friend works at a super reputable fish store and got me an anemone its got a bright redish base with orangish brown tenticles with kinda purple tips but this morning i woke up and my chocolate chip star fish was on top of my anemone! it was badly damaged with its fleshy insides exposed...