Feeding?
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keebler
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Originally Posted by ds450x
http:///forum/post/2798190
I have a 75 gallon tank with t5 lights and I want to get an anonome and some zoos and stuff for my tank. What do I have to put in the tank to feed them? Or what do I need to do to keep them healthy? Thanks
First off, what kind of t5 and we need other info like what kind of anemone. Before getting an anemone, read up. For any tank less than 6 months, an anemone is out of the question. The main food source for anemones is light. You can spot feed them with shrimp or krill, but if you have sufficient light, this isn't necessary except on occasion. Pretty much the same deal with zoas.
http:///forum/post/2798190
I have a 75 gallon tank with t5 lights and I want to get an anonome and some zoos and stuff for my tank. What do I have to put in the tank to feed them? Or what do I need to do to keep them healthy? Thanks
First off, what kind of t5 and we need other info like what kind of anemone. Before getting an anemone, read up. For any tank less than 6 months, an anemone is out of the question. The main food source for anemones is light. You can spot feed them with shrimp or krill, but if you have sufficient light, this isn't necessary except on occasion. Pretty much the same deal with zoas.
keebler
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Originally Posted by r1v2c
http:///forum/post/2798605
I'm not sure if i should have, but after a month my tank was setup I bought a colt coral (it was too nice and cheep to give up). I've had it in my tank for about a month and it seems to be doing relly well ... it's even growing.
Well that's a colt coral. I mean, those are hrady compared to anemones. Anemones are sorta fragile and not for beginners.
http:///forum/post/2798605
I'm not sure if i should have, but after a month my tank was setup I bought a colt coral (it was too nice and cheep to give up). I've had it in my tank for about a month and it seems to be doing relly well ... it's even growing.
Well that's a colt coral. I mean, those are hrady compared to anemones. Anemones are sorta fragile and not for beginners.