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LoL, sorry, the pic is a bit graphic!

so i came home from today from my weekend trip only to find my six-line dried up on the carpet!!! It must've jumped out of the tank...

yeah, it's also because moving an anemone will induce additional stress to them so it's probably best to just let it do its thing.

it's usually not a good idea to move an anemone because they know what's best for themselves and they usually don't stay where you put them anyway.

that is a nice looking anemone! Love the color! glad to hear it's doing good now!

as requested, below is my FTS. All three RBTA babies are doing very well! :) Fretfreak12, It only took a couple of days from when i noticed it was gonna split. It started moving around and then a couple of days later it started to stretch itself in 2. It only took a day for it to completely...

Originally Posted by KPclown Congrats, reproduction is a clear cut sign of successful husbandry! In this case in the form of asexual reproduction. Anemones are difficult to care for let alone getting the conditions right for them to split. How long have you had the Anemone and what is your...

So my RBTA is finally splitting! It's CRAZY to see it happen in real time and in real life! I couldn't believe my eyes! It'll probably be completely separated by tomorrow morning. Damn, within 20 mins of taking the above pic, it's completely apart now!!! CRAZY!!! The clown fish are...

Originally Posted by FirefightrEMTP this is looking really good.. Thanks! Hunt how many gallons It's a 46gal

Originally Posted by Bulldog123 I thought GBTA were the G.O.A.T. until I owned one for 7 months. The thing just keeps growing and splitting and growning. It has split 4 times and is back to being about 10" in dia. They are next to impossible to remove and the freaking LFS will only give my...

I use my hands. I have a bag of mixed sea food from the supermarket that's got scallops, squid, and shrimp. I cut them into small pieces and feed every other day. My anemone loves it!

Originally Posted by small triggers THE EYES!!!!! purple psedochromis (not to be confused with a chromis,,,,,) Cool, thanks a lot! Just read up on it and it looks like a good choice for my reef.

Here is a better pic of it:

I just got this guy from trading 1 of my dead cardinal I bought yesterday. I think it's some type of chromis but not 100% sure. It's bright purple with clear outline. I was told it's very easy to care. Anyone know the exact name of this fish? Sorry for the bad pic, it's being acclimated as...

Did some aquascaping today! Got about ~30lbs of additional LR in there and I love the way it came out!

Did some aquascaping today! Got about ~30lbs of additional LR in there and I love the way it came out!

i do 8hrs of T5s/day.

cool! I need to get some bigger shells for my hermits! Wonder what will happen if I never give them bigger shells...

Originally Posted by mony97 Soooo envious, or jelious whichever is better :) Looks great and as someone said clean!! Great job. What type of clam is that BTW? Thanks! The clam was a corcea... unfortunately it didn't make cause the blenny kept picking at it and then eventually ate it! ...

Originally Posted by meowzer I'd leave it....I did when my Derasa died last week....the snails, crabs and shrimp had a clam bake...LOL alright, I'll leave it. The blenny is LOVING its $50 meal/toy!