inuyasha_lover_21

here is a few pics

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serpent

nice happy growing

inuyasha_lover_21

LOL thanks but those 2 died after a few weeks. One got its tentacles stuck in the filter and died and the baby died from loneliness

Mike

Anemones can be very difficult to care for - they need stable water parameters, high intensity lighting (which you have) and supplemental feedings. Please wait for several months (or longer) before adding an anemone to a new tank and please don't add them to tanks without live rock unless the species places their foot in the sand. Water intakes have been the downfall of many anemones. I've had to rescue one myself before from a powerhead. It survived, but minus a few tentacles.

Thanks,
Mike

inuyasha_lover_21

I am going to get a bulb anemone in july. We are moving in may to north carolina so hopefully then I can re-establish my tank. I now have live rock and will get some shots when my webcam is fixed