Originally Posted by
Alexknight
http:///forum/post/2623714
hahah its seems to be a problem...
The BTA was about 5 inches and a bright green color.
ph 8.0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate is 0 or 10 its hard to tell
Ammonia 0
Alk 3.0
It is the 24 Gal aqua pod stock lighting, Yes I know! I know!, everyone keeps telling me to upgrade them on here, but when I went into my LFS they tell me that "I DO NOT need to upgrade it". so I doubt that it is my lighting, Trust me its your lighting, no doubt about it I was told that I need to feed it more " meat "
So far it is holding everything fine expt the bta, my frog spawn has grown out of control from when I got it, 6+ new heads. and yes the PBC piping is ugly but its the only thing that will hold it up at this point...
on another note my new addition has already split into 2 heads
I wouldnt think you need more proof that your lighting is insufficient but in the event you do, wait a couple more months. The anemone will die and then you wont need anymore proof. There is only one reason an anemone bleaches, that is lack of zooxanthellae. This can happen 2 different ways, light shock ie. too much light (not likely in your case) or not enough light, 100% the issue in your case. Spot feed every other day soak the food in selcon or superselco, and either upgrade your lighting or be prepared to deal with a dead anemone. Good luck..
FYI the only reason your frogspawn is doing so well is because its so close to the surface of the water and they dont require as intense light as anemones do.