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One of my baby nems is attached to a leather coral. Cool...
Anemone Lovers Thread!
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Awesome!
Thank you! I'm going to be making some major changes to the rockscaping soon and adding a few more Mags, maybe another carpet. I'm getting rid of the bubble tips. I've removed about 60 of them so far, with another 50 or so to go.
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If I lived close to you I would purchase one of the big bubble tips.
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Love nems have a 13.5 gallon fluval Evo tank
HAVE A LTA AND TWO SUBRUST NEMS JUST SPLIT
HAVE A LTA AND TWO SUBRUST NEMS JUST SPLIT
Got new T5 bulbs and now the mag is trying to move right under them…
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Very very weird glass anemone.
This is from TBS, so it’s not a very common thing; clearly related to the dreaded common aiptasia, it’s very large (the oral disk alone must be 3in) and it’s much thicker stemmed too. Additionally, it’s remarkably peaceful (for a glass anemone), it refused to eat snails (I had a few tiny whelks that I attempted to feed to it, but it dropped them.) It also doesn’t bother the corals near it, which are LPS. It’s been around 10 months since I first saw it on the rock and I have seen it attempt to propagate, and there are a good many little ones about but they appear slow growing, and haven’t been invasive at all.
A pleasant surprise, pretty glad I don’t have to remove it.
It also does look as bad as the other glass anemones. (Though really, not as nice looking as the BTAs)
This is from TBS, so it’s not a very common thing; clearly related to the dreaded common aiptasia, it’s very large (the oral disk alone must be 3in) and it’s much thicker stemmed too. Additionally, it’s remarkably peaceful (for a glass anemone), it refused to eat snails (I had a few tiny whelks that I attempted to feed to it, but it dropped them.) It also doesn’t bother the corals near it, which are LPS. It’s been around 10 months since I first saw it on the rock and I have seen it attempt to propagate, and there are a good many little ones about but they appear slow growing, and haven’t been invasive at all.
A pleasant surprise, pretty glad I don’t have to remove it.
It also does look as bad as the other glass anemones. (Though really, not as nice looking as the BTAs)
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