Rose Bulb Anemone Q!!
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farslayer
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Usually an anemone will look like it is melting. If this happens, get him out, he's a goner. Otherwise, they do tend to shrink up pretty good on occassion. I'm not sure how long it will take for clowns to host, but I thought it was supposed to be pretty quick, like within a few days, but I'm no expert there.
paulcoates
Member
when it looks like a big pile of snot, its is dead
the clown may never even acknowledge the anemone
the clown may never even acknowledge the anemone
shoreliner11
Active Member
I think you are talking about mucus, which is different from the snot looking blob of a dead anemone. Mucus is used by many corals as a protection.
kimkissyfish
Member
Yes, my leather produces a film once in a while, its natural to see this on some corals..... The pic below is the coral that does this... I think its a leather, I forget , have had it forever... I just fragged it into 3 pieces cuz I moved all the rock around and it had become (spread) attached to the tops of 3 rocks..
Hopefully it will be ok, I think it will...
Kim
Hopefully it will be ok, I think it will...
Kim
kimkissyfish
Member
Oh BTW.... in response to your clown question,
A clown may "host" any one of your corals. Mine is hosting in a torch..... he wasnt happy about the rehab of the tank.. but he'll get over it.. LOL
Give your clown time, he will find his way....
Kim
A clown may "host" any one of your corals. Mine is hosting in a torch..... he wasnt happy about the rehab of the tank.. but he'll get over it.. LOL
Give your clown time, he will find his way....
Kim
kimkissyfish
Member
Melissa,
Doesn't look good...
Sorry!
If you want to keep anenomes your gonna have to get the right lighting. We have all done things like this, NO WORRIES!
Kim
Sorry!
If you want to keep anenomes your gonna have to get the right lighting. We have all done things like this, NO WORRIES!
Kim