Before and after bleached anemone
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thomas712
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Try again rach while its working now.
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thomas712
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https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/show...ighlight=sebae
Page 2. look for broomer5's posts.
Thomas.
P.S. I'm proud of you for making that sebae healthier. :yes:
Page 2. look for broomer5's posts.
Thomas.
P.S. I'm proud of you for making that sebae healthier. :yes:
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jacob_poly
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Beautiful....can you let us know -
1) How long it took for the transformation
2) What kind of lights do you have and how much
3) Is it higher up on the rocks now? (Looks like it started at the bottom of the tank)....
Thanks and Congratulations!!
1) How long it took for the transformation
2) What kind of lights do you have and how much
3) Is it higher up on the rocks now? (Looks like it started at the bottom of the tank)....
Thanks and Congratulations!!
rach4194
Member
Thanks for the thread Thomas, it was very informative. There was a time when I would have thought the whiter one was the heather or more attractive looking one.
It only took a couple of weeks (and a lot of feeding) for him to start turning more brownish.
When I first got him he was in a little tank without any live rock. He is much happier now.
As for the light it is a coralife 65 watt 50/50 straight pin compact fluorescent lamp. I'm still learning about lighting, I was told this would be sufficient. Though I did put another lamp on the tank along with the coralife. I can post a pick in a little while, as soon as I go take one.
Thanks again!
Rachel:joy:
It only took a couple of weeks (and a lot of feeding) for him to start turning more brownish.
When I first got him he was in a little tank without any live rock. He is much happier now.
As for the light it is a coralife 65 watt 50/50 straight pin compact fluorescent lamp. I'm still learning about lighting, I was told this would be sufficient. Though I did put another lamp on the tank along with the coralife. I can post a pick in a little while, as soon as I go take one.
Thanks again!
Rachel:joy:
doboy
Member
That's awesome!
I got into the same situation. I have been feeding mine almost daily for 2 weeks. Sometimes he eats, sometimes, he doesn't want it and the peppermint shrimp steal it. He is hiding from the light a little less, but still no color at all. I did get him to eat with the lights on, though.
Hopefully, I will be able to post some before/after pics like yours. Congratulations!
Jim
I got into the same situation. I have been feeding mine almost daily for 2 weeks. Sometimes he eats, sometimes, he doesn't want it and the peppermint shrimp steal it. He is hiding from the light a little less, but still no color at all. I did get him to eat with the lights on, though.
Hopefully, I will be able to post some before/after pics like yours. Congratulations!
Jim
murph145
Active Member
i dont wanna alarm u but....
i had the same kinda sebae and he did the same thing was more of a white/yellow with purple tips stayed that way for a month
then i noticed him turning more of a brown color....
slowly he turned to a complete brown over the period of 2 months then he died!!!
i dont think brown is the color ur lookin for.
i thought mine was fine too hed eat and all but eventually he was completly brown and died
i had the same kinda sebae and he did the same thing was more of a white/yellow with purple tips stayed that way for a month
then i noticed him turning more of a brown color....
slowly he turned to a complete brown over the period of 2 months then he died!!!
i dont think brown is the color ur lookin for.
i thought mine was fine too hed eat and all but eventually he was completly brown and died
rubberduck
Active Member
very cool before and after pics
rubberduck
Active Member
Originally posted by murph145
i dont wanna alarm u but....
i had the same kinda sebae and he did the same thing was more of a white/yellow with purple tips stayed that way for a month
then i noticed him turning more of a brown color....
slowly he turned to a complete brown over the period of 2 months then he died!!!
i dont think brown is the color ur lookin for.
i thought mine was fine too hed eat and all but eventually he was completly brown and died
sometimes color change can mean dying, but i think ur color change means better health