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How do you know when chemical warfare is going on between the nems?Thanks and it's a 300 gallon with a 40 and a 70 gallon on the same system and I've only seen a bit of chemical war going on between mags but since I added carbon haven't had too many problems
I have seen no scientific data to back this up. I would take it with a grain of salt. I've seen mags release nematocysts in the water when stressed, and carbon helps to remove that. I also read on reef central @OrionN thread that he had a mag and gig touch with no problem.How do you know when chemical warfare is going on between the nems?
Not really too sure but I have seen nems that are close and not touching but one will be shriveled in the area that’s close to the other anemone but there will still be 4-6” distance between them. Don’t reLlt know if it’s chemical warfare it’s just something I’ve noticed working with all of these anemones.How do you know when chemical warfare is going on between the nems?
I’ve had mags and gigs touching but seem to have problems with the gigs and mertans touching :/I have seen no scientific data to back this up. I would take it with a grain of salt. I've seen mags release nematocysts in the water when stressed, and carbon helps to remove that. I also read on reef central @OrionN thread that he had a mag and gig touch with no problem.
You looking for another one?