lotta coral man
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i want to know what anenome's i can put under a 50/50 20 watt bulb in a 29 gallon tank.
thanks -shane-
thanks -shane-
anenome's
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lotta coral man
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BTW: if you dont think i an put anything under it i have a glass anenome that has been there for a while. if nothing else can go under what is that cheapest light that i can get to put stuff under?
spsfreak100
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No, you shouldn't put any anemone under that lighting.
if nothing else can go under what is that cheapest light that i can get to put stuff under?
Anemones are difficult to keep, even under the proper conditions. They will require strong amounts of lighting and a "perfect" environment. I would personally pass on the anemone, as very few survive in captivity.
If you don't mind me asking, is this anemone for a clownfish?
if you dont think i an put anything under it i have a glass anenome that has been there for a while.
A glass anemone (Aiptasia) is a common pest and can survive in almost any tank, with almost any amount of lighting. Aiptasia is known for multiplying quickly and stinging other corals. I would recommend getting rid of the aiptasia either by enjecting it with kalkwasser, blasting it with boiling water, or scrubbing it off with a toothbrush.
Graham
if nothing else can go under what is that cheapest light that i can get to put stuff under?
Anemones are difficult to keep, even under the proper conditions. They will require strong amounts of lighting and a "perfect" environment. I would personally pass on the anemone, as very few survive in captivity.
If you don't mind me asking, is this anemone for a clownfish?
if you dont think i an put anything under it i have a glass anenome that has been there for a while.
A glass anemone (Aiptasia) is a common pest and can survive in almost any tank, with almost any amount of lighting. Aiptasia is known for multiplying quickly and stinging other corals. I would recommend getting rid of the aiptasia either by enjecting it with kalkwasser, blasting it with boiling water, or scrubbing it off with a toothbrush.
Graham
lotta coral man
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do you know what he cheapest lighting is for anenome's and maybe some corals? i allready have a clown and 2 damsels.