gbta

I bought two anemones, an orange BT and a yellow 2 days ago. I did the same acclimation process for each and added them at the same time. As you can see in the picture the orange BT is going great, as are my other corals in my over a year old tank. The yellow BT won’t open and it may be hard...

Back with more LPS: Goldfinger torch - 80/Head Hellfire torch - 80/Head Indo Gold Hammer - 40/Head Indo Rainbow Frammer - 40/Head Anemones GBTAs - 25 EA

I got a bubble tip anenome today (I know it’s bleached, I couldn’t get a good look at it in the store. any good tips for having to come back besides frequent feedings/good Params) and in a few hours it’s moved to this underhang in my rock, but I’m not sure how to feed it since frozen food floats...

So this is my green bubble tip anemone looks like when lights are out. Is it bleaching cause the color looks pale?

Hi guys Looking for some advice, any input is appreciated... Our green bubble tip is 3 months old in the tank, tank is a year old. No temperature swings (79F), ph 8.0, around 35ppm nitrates average and 0 amonia/nitrite. It went hiding about a week and a half ago, and stayed hiding under a cave...

I am curious to get input on how well my GBTA will do under actinic lighting ONLY for a few days and then acclimate her, yes her (hehehehe), back up to the whites. I am trying to get rid of GHA, what little bit I have before it takes control. OR any suggestions on how to get rid of it? I know...

We have had this green bubble anemone for a few weeks now. He finally chose a spot last week and has stayed put. He has been inflating/deflating on and off but his mouth has seemed healthy for the most part. He was fine last night and this morning he looks like this! There is a big emerald crab...

Hi all, I recently added a Green Bubble Tip Anemone (at least, that's how it was identified at the LFS and what it seems to be). It was added to my 100 gallon system last Thursday night and immediately took to the lower left corner of the tank, away from rocks, and attached itself to the back...