My experiment with Heteractis Magnifica start today!!

silverdak

Active Member
Originally Posted by cichlidKid
http:///forum/post/2664572
im pretty sure a troll would not have pictures
sure he would... he/she seems to be ignoring all the comments and just posting what he/she wants anyways... purposely putting things in the tank, and the tank cant barely support them. defiantly a troll
 
no no no I am saying I strongly dislike this home slice thats abusing the anemone lol
he said
"anyway, I lost interest in the anemone now
, let's move on to clams..Maxima here I come baby!!"
I mean WTF is that crap about, thats wrong in so many ways....
 

spiderwoman

Active Member
Children do this, they do something they know will annoy everybody else and then the sit back and get a kick out of it. Childish behavior. Not worth any more of my time.
 

cjqsmom

Member
Originally Posted by Paxrom
http:///forum/post/2662571

signs of deflation now and then
Ocellaris clowns love Heteractis Magnifica they say?
Lies!!!

anyway, I lost interest in the anemone now, let's move on to clams..Maxima here I come baby!!
Since you have lost interest in the anemonie I would love to take it off your hands I have a true perc that needs an anemonie as his tank doesnt have one.
Celeste
 

paxrom

Member
it's been awhile so I thought I give an update
My clowns (at least the female) finally start to recognize the anemone. She starts biting it first for a few days, causing it to retract its tentacles, now she hangs around in it.
The anemone lost much of its symbiotic algae overtime so I don't expect it to survive long. But at this point I'd like to say something to those skeptics..IN YOUR FACE!! haha

 

silverdak

Active Member
its all bleached out... that looks like crap, you dont win anything at all. the point in this hobby is to buy stuff for your tank that you KNOW you can keep alive for a long time, not a couple months
 

rael

Member
I put an LTA in my tank after three months and it has done fine. He looks great, the clown loves him (although it took a couple of months) and he is the centerpiece of my little tank tank. To assume that you absolutely have to wait a year or so for an anenome seems a bit restrictive to me. Those comparing the care of a salt water invert to a child, while I understand the issue of caring for a living thing, really need to gain some perspective.
 

alexknight

Member
this thread should be locked.... the point of a saltwater tank is to keep alive and have a thriving system. Not to see how long it takes for something to slowly die.... the only point you are proving is that you have no brain.. and as far as gaining "perspective" it opens are eyes to show that some people just don't think.
 

silverdak

Active Member
Originally Posted by Rael
http:///forum/post/2740825
I put an LTA in my tank after three months and it has done fine. He looks great, the clown loves him (although it took a couple of months) and he is the centerpiece of my little tank tank. To assume that you absolutely have to wait a year or so for an anenome seems a bit restrictive to me. Those comparing the care of a salt water invert to a child, while I understand the issue of caring for a living thing, really need to gain some perspective.
hmm still caught on what i said i see.... and you want me to grow up. a mod should just lock this stupid thread already, its pointless
 

alix2.0

Active Member
Originally Posted by Paxrom
http:///forum/post/2740714
The anemone lost much of its symbiotic algae overtime so I don't expect it to survive long. But at this point I'd like to say something to those skeptics..IN YOUR FACE!! haha
oh my god youre right! its going to die because you couldnt provide for it but you TOTALLY PROVED US WRONG. ohk.
+1 this needs to get locked.
 

rebelprettyboy

Active Member
Originally Posted by Paxrom
http:///forum/post/2740714
it's been awhile so I thought I give an update
My clowns (at least the female) finally start to recognize the anemone. She starts biting it first for a few days, causing it to retract its tentacles, now she hangs around in it.
The anemone lost much of its symbiotic algae overtime so I don't expect it to survive long. But at this point I'd like to say something to those skeptics..IN YOUR FACE!! haha


That anemone is SWEEEEEEEEEET!
 
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