Anenome eating a fireworm??!!

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I didn't know they would? But this guy seemed to go for it. He ate half at least. 20180222_194331.jpg 20180222_192215.jpg 20180222_201848.jpg
I have a 33g free-for-all that I've been enjoying a lot. These are animals that I've gotten from system purchases that came with livestock. There is a Ton of worms and a lot of these (majano?) Anenomes.
Just thought I'd share the experience..

David
 
Yeah.. Lots of bubbles. I have a bubbler right under a powerhead. They seem to like it
 
I didn't know they would? But this guy seemed to go for it. He ate half at least. 20180222_194331.jpg 20180222_192215.jpg 20180222_201848.jpg
I have a 33g free-for-all that I've been enjoying a lot. These are animals that I've gotten from system purchases that came with livestock. There is a Ton of worms and a lot of these (majano?) Anenomes.
Just thought I'd share the experience..

David
My RBTA ate a mushroom the other day... :)

Btw, I was happy with my 5G pes tank...now you're giving me inspiration to go big or go home with your 33G. Lol
 
I thought only I kept a tank like this.
I just started in the hobby about a year ago and everyone kept saying to kill these guys. I just can't. They're beautiful. Especially with leds on them.
 
Do you have a tulip / graceful / gracilis anemone yet? (my avatar pic) if not, well worth getting one or more!
 
Wow! What a tank! Thanks for link.
I guess I need to take a day and scape mine. For now, things are pretty much thrown in. I did add an arrow/spider crab a couple days ago. "Charlotte" is loving it in there
 

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