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Another thought would be the current. Don't torches like moderate current only? :thinking: Bruce

yes, that is a trick I learned from Thomas. It doesn't damage his foot at all.

Yea, mine moved to the back of the tank also. I just repositioned a power head to get him to move back to the front. Bruce

The larger clown is still not interested in the anemone while the smaller one is having a ball. Is it one per clown fish? Thanks, Bruce

Thanks for all the info folks...Good stuff. It has been 3 weeks and the bta seems to be fine. The color has not changed much and every time I tried to put him higher on the rockwork, he moved himself down to the same level he was before. I guess this means my lighting is adequate for the...

Anyone know of a good way to capture a camelback shrimp besides ripping the rock work apart? I want to bring him back to the lfs so I can start putting in some soft corals. :thinking: Thanks, Bruce

Do I need help here? Or is this normal behavior? An hour ago the BTA was all happy in full bloom and now it is all tucked up under the rock. Anyone know why? renogaw, Already have the picture taped to the glass but the clown fish stay away from the picture...go figure!

I have a question regarding the feeding. I read somewhere that if you feed anemones more frequent, they tend to split more. Is this correct? Thanks, Bruce

Thanks marinebgnr. It's a 45 gallon with 192 watt power compact from coralife. The BTA looked more neon green at the lfs and it might be the lighting that is casting a white hue. Also, it is time for me to change the bulbs again. They are on order and might make a difference. Now if I...

Hi everyone It's been a while since my last post and I just wanted to share my pics of the bubble tip I picked up yesterday. The tank is 2 years old now and well established. When I put him in the tank, it took him two hours to work his way down the rock to where is now and has been...

Originally Posted by ifusayso Sorry Bacffin for borrowing your thread... No problem..It's all good.

Hey guy's Are these all the same species from the Entacmaea genre? :notsure: I'm getting confused now. Thanks, Bruce

Hey, thanks for the pics folks.

Wow Bang that must be an awesome sight to witness. Thanks for the pic. Does this species like rock more than sand? I was just reading Thomas's thread on selection and health and wanted to see a healthy one before I stop at the lfs to see some. I only planned on 1 clownfish to begin with...

Would you have a pic of a RBTA?

O-yes, the rock work is high in the tank. Thanks

Nope, no corals, just fish, inverts and about 60lbs of live rock. I think I have some aptasia (sp?) growing in the crevasses of the live rock, so that is why I was asking about species. If that is capable of living in there, I assume others might too. RBTA? Is that short for red bubble tip...

I have a 45 gallon tall that has been up and running for about 9 months. The height is 24" and I am using a coralife pc with 192 watts. Is that enough light to support an anemone? Do some species have different light requirements? My kids are looking for a clown and anemone and I am not...

Mine had 2 heads as well when I bought them and after about three months the smaller split off and is now living it's own happy life. Bruce

Originally Posted by The reef I thought the sam as bang your cycle was being on its way you could have slowed down the cycle by changing the watter two often. Brand new tank setups need to cycle with the watter for about 5 to 6 weeks without watter changes then after the tank is cycled do a 30...