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02/18/2008, 06:44 PM
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Help with Anemone
Ok Being that I am still very new to this I was just informed that those things thatthe clown fish play i are not coral they are actually Anemone Now I looked and there are so manyof them I have no clue
Are they hard to maintain? What do I need to take care of them? What do I feed them if anything? what are some good easy ones to take care of in my tank now is clown flaming Angel royal GammA( I think If I ever see him) Algae blenny 5 turbo snails 12 red legged hermit crabs 3 cardinals f
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75gallon,75lbslr 60pdls, clown,yellow tang.3 cardinals.royal gamma,3 chromis,blenny,torpedo,cleanershrimp Current Tank Info: 75 gallon salt water starter |
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02/18/2008, 06:47 PM
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They are filter feeders, You can feed them small pieces of shrimp (I do) The only bad thing about them is that they tend to move around. They will sting other corals.
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02/18/2008, 06:48 PM
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Moved On
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Anaheim
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Depending on which anemone they can be very difficult to maintain. There are some that are easier than others like the Bubble tip. Regardless of the anemone it is a good idea to wait about 6 months before you get one. They demand very high water quality and good lighting. As far as feeding goes it is a good idea to feed 2-3 times a week of chopped fish or shrimp.
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02/18/2008, 08:41 PM
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you had better do a bit more reading on anemones before you attempt one. and wait minimum 1 year
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02/18/2008, 08:48 PM
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youre doing the rite thing research ricky....
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