kkgaskin90
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Pretty pleased with our latest purchase of an LTA my female was very pleased with the new addition-she's been begging for an anemone...aka wallowing on my hammer coral
Looks healthy to me-ate at the LFS... It's brown so I'm confident not a dyed anemone, but I wanted y'all's input.
Also, what is best material to use to cover intakes? It's done a little moving around so I don't want to make anemone soup out of my tank
UPDATE: bought this anemone 9/22...today 9/25 it still has not put a foot down and gets blown all over. I have gently buried it in the sand up to its spots several times in a few different locations. Its not long before its blowing around and ends up wedged suspended between rock and glass.
SO I got a small piece of PVC coupling, uncovered the glass on the bottom of the tank, put the anemone in the coupling (its large enough I can easily take it off once the anemone is attached), and turned off the filter & powerbeads.
I'm fine with the anemone moving and finding it's spot, but moving and being blown around are two separate things, right? Is there something else I should do? My clowns and I are already attached to the anemone and I'm worried that if I just let it float around it will get hurt on the rock.
Looks healthy to me-ate at the LFS... It's brown so I'm confident not a dyed anemone, but I wanted y'all's input.
Also, what is best material to use to cover intakes? It's done a little moving around so I don't want to make anemone soup out of my tank
UPDATE: bought this anemone 9/22...today 9/25 it still has not put a foot down and gets blown all over. I have gently buried it in the sand up to its spots several times in a few different locations. Its not long before its blowing around and ends up wedged suspended between rock and glass.
SO I got a small piece of PVC coupling, uncovered the glass on the bottom of the tank, put the anemone in the coupling (its large enough I can easily take it off once the anemone is attached), and turned off the filter & powerbeads.
I'm fine with the anemone moving and finding it's spot, but moving and being blown around are two separate things, right? Is there something else I should do? My clowns and I are already attached to the anemone and I'm worried that if I just let it float around it will get hurt on the rock.