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well if anybody wants a followup, I cut a small piece from the base of one of my anemone and my anemone is doing great as always and the small section I cut off is sticky and has not turned white. It has only been three days will let you know if a clone reproduces from the section of foot.

I never meant to cut it in half. I had read and can not find it again, where you could take a slice off of the foot and and that slice will regrow a mouth. I am sure I am not the first person to think about this. Just maybe the first to ask. I see from the amount of hits alot of people are...

they are brackish and they are live bearers. they cary the young and do not lay eggs.

Has anyone else tried sammystingrays method. There isn't much info on this topic anywhere on the web. And I apoligize for saying that coral and anemones are similar. It was just that for some reason this site put them together under their info on coral section. It was misleading to me and I...

Ok was a stupid thought. A friend suggested waiting at the docks when the shrimp boats come on and dump there nets. He said the just dump the fish over the side when they sort out the shrimp. What are the chances of getting a small shark? Are there any tpes that would stay small found in the...

I live near the gulf of mexico. A friend of mine suggested going to the docks when the shrimp boats unload. He says they sort out the shrimp there and throw out anything else caught in the nets. He sasy he has seen all kinds of sea life just dumped over the edge. I wanted to start a local...

do you mean from a lfs or out of the gulf?

sammy, After you cut off the top, did the three grow from the foot? Thank you for a clear answer.

OK Buddy, Diatom said"BTW No corals and anemones are not "in the same category" except that they both live in the ocean." Then why under coral info on this site it says: All the corals and anemones we'll be talking about are part of a biological group known as cnidaria. Cnidarias can be either...

Whipple, why are you harshing my melow? i have heard of people doing it to coral. Arent they in the same catagory? I read somewhere that jellyfish, coral and anenome are somewhat the same. Please forgive my lack of knowledge. just want to experiment a little.

Here is what I foundout <a href="http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/expltx/eft/gulf/cspecies/seaanemonefact.htm" target="_blank">http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/expltx/eft/gulf/cspecies/seaanemonefact.htm</a> Jetty: Sea anemone Bunodosoma cavernata They seem happy and have not moved around at all...

I keep my home around 74-76 year round. I collected what i have from the southern gulf near a tide pool. I figure if they can take the varing temps, salinity, water, etc they would have to be very hardy to begin with. I realy dont see a need for a chiller. As for laws I dont know.

I found an article on the net wich was a study on reproduction in the anemones. It stated they cut slices off of a certain part(i think the bottom) put them in small dishes in a dark room and fed them freshly hatched brine shrimp. The article was confusing but sounded like the technique was...

I have a couple caught from the gulf of mexico. Was reading up on them and saw they can reproduce by splitting them. If a accidently kill one thats a risk I will take. Any help would be great.

Would it be ok to put a home caught small shark in my 110 tank? Any input or suggestions will help. I figured i could just hang out around a local pier and get one from a fisherman if one is caught.

I am new and have a question about starting a 110 from jetty life collected from the beach. I have 2 emporer 400 for filters, 2 florecent lights and crusher coral. Question 1: With the equipment I have should I throw out the cc and get sand from the beach? Question 2: I have collected 5...