2 new tube anemone
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reefkprz
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tube anemone are the LEAST likley anemone to catch a fish they are planktivores. its a persisting Mythinformation. they can move but are unlikley to do so. they can leave their tubes and move to another spot or make a different hole out of where they are located to aid in catching plankton.
reefkprz
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Originally Posted by FaTcAt
http:///forum/post/2719739
Free...where???
at the LFS I used to work at, I stopped by to visit and bring him some corals today, he pointed them out and said he ordered high color tube anemone and that was what they sent him. he said they would never sell and offered them to me for free which is funny because I was going to buy one off him as soon as he pointed them out. free just made the deal better.
http:///forum/post/2719739
Free...where???
at the LFS I used to work at, I stopped by to visit and bring him some corals today, he pointed them out and said he ordered high color tube anemone and that was what they sent him. he said they would never sell and offered them to me for free which is funny because I was going to buy one off him as soon as he pointed them out. free just made the deal better.
perfectdark
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Nice... I had one it was really cool. My sand bed wasnt deep enough for it, so I gave it to renogaw. Nice find its always good to spend nothing and get something.
coral keeper
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Nice! So, they eat phytoplankton?
coral keeper
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Originally Posted by reefkprZ
http:///forum/post/2719945
zooplankton
Oh, ok. So mysis, rotifers, baby brine shrimp, ect right?
http:///forum/post/2719945
zooplankton
Oh, ok. So mysis, rotifers, baby brine shrimp, ect right?
coral keeper
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Ok, how about getting some mysis and blending it up a bit? Or get scallops, shrimp, ect and blend those up a bit?
iyachtuxivm
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Originally Posted by gc1962
http:///forum/post/2720007
Feed mine krill, I quarter up a krill and feed them a piece, seem to eat it fine and never had any problems as of yet.
wow nice!
http:///forum/post/2720007
Feed mine krill, I quarter up a krill and feed them a piece, seem to eat it fine and never had any problems as of yet.
wow nice!
rebelprettyboy
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Originally Posted by gc1962
http:///forum/post/2720007
Feed mine krill, I quarter up a krill and feed them a piece, seem to eat it fine and never had any problems as of yet.
That is an awesome shot!
http:///forum/post/2720007
Feed mine krill, I quarter up a krill and feed them a piece, seem to eat it fine and never had any problems as of yet.
That is an awesome shot!
reefkprz
Active Member
Originally Posted by gc1962
http:///forum/post/2720007
Feed mine krill, I quarter up a krill and feed them a piece, seem to eat it fine and never had any problems as of yet.
good to know, I wasnt sure of how large a prey they tolerate, I just know that in the wild their foods are very small, stomach content analysis shows most foods being zooplankton, fish fry, and rotifers like Brachionus among the other things.
http:///forum/post/2720007
Feed mine krill, I quarter up a krill and feed them a piece, seem to eat it fine and never had any problems as of yet.
good to know, I wasnt sure of how large a prey they tolerate, I just know that in the wild their foods are very small, stomach content analysis shows most foods being zooplankton, fish fry, and rotifers like Brachionus among the other things.
perfectdark
Active Member
Originally Posted by reefkprZ
http:///forum/post/2720552
good to know, I wasnt sure of how large a prey they tolerate, I just know that in the wild their foods are very small, stomach content analysis shows most foods being zooplankton, fish fry, and rotifers like Brachionus among the other things.
When I fed mine it was cyclops,zooplank etc... but I couldnt help the stray piece of clam, silverside etc from finding its way to it, and it readily accepted them all without incident, but it got big fast...
http:///forum/post/2720552
good to know, I wasnt sure of how large a prey they tolerate, I just know that in the wild their foods are very small, stomach content analysis shows most foods being zooplankton, fish fry, and rotifers like Brachionus among the other things.
When I fed mine it was cyclops,zooplank etc... but I couldnt help the stray piece of clam, silverside etc from finding its way to it, and it readily accepted them all without incident, but it got big fast...