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09/13/2007, 01:14 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: SG Valley
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Emergency help need! Rose Anemone Hurt!
Hey Guys i just ran into a state of emergency. My New Rose Anemone just got sucked into my tunze and a few tenticals have been chopped off.. what should i do? is he ok? will he live? will it effect my tank? My fishes just got better from ich and now this....damn i have some real bad luck.
I had my first casulty in my tank my Hippo Tang died today from ich.
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Mikey Current Tank Info: 2 Month old 55 Gal, Hang on back pack refu, PC lights, 2 x Tunze pf, Rio 600. Yellow Tang, Firefish, True Percula Clown, Hippo Tang, Diamond Goby, Sun Coral, Zoos, Mushrooms, Candy Cane, Hammer, Torch, Xenias, Leather coral, and alot of Polyps |
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09/13/2007, 02:17 AM
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crabby hermit
 
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: somewhere at the end of the rainbow
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He'll probably live - just keep the Tunze turned off and let him pull himself out of the powerhead on his own. They're remarkably hardy if they've already acclimated to your tank. Keep a close eye on him though to make sure that he doesn't start dissolving. If they're on the way out, things can turn ugly really quickly.
BTW, "real bad luck" doesn't quite cover this situation - you should have known that anemones tend to wander and require that powerheads be covered up to prevent damage. This is even true with the powerheads with dispersed intakes like the Streams, the Nano Streams, and the Korallias. I would advise you to do some research regarding the husbandry for anemones. Spleen
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