Added my first anemone, a Sherman Rose, a month ago. Just read this:
"Some sea anemones are very long lived and have been known to reach 60-80 years. Because anemones are able to clone themselves they do not age and therefore have the potential to live indefinitely in the absence of predators or disease."
So does anyone have an ancient anemone that's been passed from generation to generation? OR are we all just keeping the same anemone?
"Some sea anemones are very long lived and have been known to reach 60-80 years. Because anemones are able to clone themselves they do not age and therefore have the potential to live indefinitely in the absence of predators or disease."
So does anyone have an ancient anemone that's been passed from generation to generation? OR are we all just keeping the same anemone?
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