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missycoral
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Would anyone know how many babies a Anemone he ass at one time i know this is there time of year and i have found one from my Sabae on my glass? Thanks Missy
luke
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Missy,
Tonka is probably right that it is not the sebae. Reef aquarium volume II says:
"...Hetaratis crispa...Common name: Sebea anemone...Reproduction: Asexual reproduction is occasional in the natural environment (J. Sprung, pers. obs.) and probably occurs by longitudinal fisson. Sexual reproduction not reported in captivity."
This is not to say that you can't be the first though. I would keep an eye on it. It is probably not a Sebea though (I am sorry to tell you this
) It could happen, so if it looks like it is a Sebea document it.
Luke
Tonka is probably right that it is not the sebae. Reef aquarium volume II says:
"...Hetaratis crispa...Common name: Sebea anemone...Reproduction: Asexual reproduction is occasional in the natural environment (J. Sprung, pers. obs.) and probably occurs by longitudinal fisson. Sexual reproduction not reported in captivity."
This is not to say that you can't be the first though. I would keep an eye on it. It is probably not a Sebea though (I am sorry to tell you this
) It could happen, so if it looks like it is a Sebea document it.Luke
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missycoral
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YEs i have read that to on a web site for anemone's now heres this i do know it is a Sabae, but i do have a bubble Anemone to but this looked like the Sabae wish i had my digital cam already. there is only one that i have seen it is about the size of a pencil eraser and it just appeared lastnight. This is strange i'll keep an eye on this lil guy and see what happens. Missy