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I hate to say it but the anemone is either dead or going to die. I had a pair of clowns eat an anemone when it became sick. I dont know if they ate it because it was dieing or it died because they ate it, but its not looking up for your anemone.

Well that is definitely not typical. Most species will not tolerate there being another kind in the tank. Half the time clowns of the same variety will fight.

There are also products you can buy to raise and maintain PH

upside down is usually a bad thing, if it is not making any attempt to right itself, it is probably not doing well. carpets can be difficult to keep. Is it all sucked in or is it still open, just upside down? Good luck.

better for algae how? Does it help growth? What do you want to know?

A flower anemone actually does not require light like your usual anemone. They arent all that pretty, but if thats what you're after...

What shape is the 125? Is it a really long one, or one of the more square ones? How many lbs. of sand and rock are in this tank? How many miles is a few?

Do you have anything like carpet anemones in the tank? Or something like an eel?

The big question is are they all true percs? Because if the two pair are different varieties you can most likely forget it. Also, is the nano pair mated already or are they still undecided?

I see some people criticising this person for how they removed the anemone. How they could have planned better or executed better, but none of them gave a shred of usefull advice how to do so. Kahnsell, you did what you needed to do, you gave it your best shot. Right on.

I have two in my 29 and they get along happily and have never bothered my coral or anemones or anything.

I'm not familiar with that particular filter, but when i used it in my 29 I just emptied the bags into the media baskets in my filter. When I used it on my 20, that filter didn't have media baskets, so i just cut the bag in half and tied it off and placed it behind my carbon filter in the water...

I was able to add a second ocellaris to my tank after a couple months without too much incident. I got one that was bigger than the original one since the first one had already established dominance in the tank. It worked well for me b/c the bigger fish was able to take care of itself when it...

Yes, I have a 29 running with just a biowheel on it, and it has done quite well. And I would also encourage using powerheads, my tank ran rampant with algae without them.

If it is not multilplying then just remove as much as possible by hand, and increase waterflow as bigarn said.

P.S. Does it look like its "snowing" when you add the calcium?

I always get algae on my glass, just gotta clean it off every couple days. As for the clouding, it should go away when you get some sort of medium to catch it. Just out of curiosity are you adding calcium and iodine for corals?

It appears to be some variety of leather, I'll check with a friend and see if I can get you a name on it.

I would just go buy yourself a 3-5 gal. bucket. Invest the 10-20 dollars on a hydrometer, and buy some salt from the previously mentioned store, and pick up the required number of gallons of RO water from your local grocery store. If you learn to mix your own water you will save yourself money...

how much lighting do you have? what size tank?