Aiptasia and RBTA

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How old is the tank?
I would personally remove the RBTA from the rock and throw away the rock
 
How old is the tank?
I would personally remove the RBTA from the rock and throw away the rock
I will be honest. The tank is not old enough. Only a few months. Reason he was in there is somebody closing down their tank and coils g get anyone else to take him as he was suffering in his tank... I thought I could try to help... well I was wrong he didn’t make it. He perked up before shrivelling, gaping mouth and no longer held onto the rock. Shame
 
I will be honest. The tank is not old enough. Only a few months. Reason he was in there is somebody closing down their tank and coils g get anyone else to take him as he was suffering in his tank... I thought I could try to help... well I was wrong he didn’t make it. He perked up before shrivelling, gaping mouth and no longer held onto the rock. Shame
I should mention that although the tank is not old enough technically, parameters are perfect and non changing, tank was set up using established sand and a huge amount of live rock
 

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