coralreefer
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my bubble tip has lodged itself into a rock crevice where nobody can see it. how do i make it come out?
irritating anemone
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flower
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Originally Posted by coralreefer
http:///forum/post/3090865
my bubble tip has lodged itself into a rock crevice where nobody can see it. how do i make it come out?
Anemones have no eyes, or brain. They are just a mouth wirth an anus.
They follow the water flow for survival. They hope critters will swim into them to eat.
Adjust your power heads so the water flow ends at the front and center of the tank.
I placed my 4 COVERED Koralia power heads on the sides of the tank almost center, but more towards the front one high and one low, on each side. I use canister filters and I have a flow bar that pushes water to the front as well.
Every anemone I have gotten over the years are front and center like I placed it there for show. Even when on the move they return to that center spot.
Cover those power heads..an anemone on the move is in danger of being sucked up.
mkroher
Member
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/3090877
They are just a mouth with an anus.
Sounds like my ex-wife
http:///forum/post/3090877
They are just a mouth with an anus.
Sounds like my ex-wife
flower
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by mkroher
http:///forum/post/3090886
Sounds like my ex-wife
but you must admit it..you did love her once!
http:///forum/post/3090886
Sounds like my ex-wife
bang guy
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Originally Posted by coralreefer
http:///forum/post/3090865
my bubble tip has lodged itself into a rock crevice where nobody can see it. how do i make it come out?
BTA prefer to have their foot completely buried in the substrate and then reach for the light. I would do nothing right now to disturb it. Let settle in and then it will stretch out on its own to gather light.
http:///forum/post/3090865
my bubble tip has lodged itself into a rock crevice where nobody can see it. how do i make it come out?
BTA prefer to have their foot completely buried in the substrate and then reach for the light. I would do nothing right now to disturb it. Let settle in and then it will stretch out on its own to gather light.