Baby anemone

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Hi all, I have a baby anemone and wondering if there’s extra care I should be doing? I have no idea how long I’ve had it , I did have a spawning event so it could have came from that. I feel like it hasn’t grown at all in two months since I’ve discovered it

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No need to fed them anything specially that small, just make sure you keep tank stable and nitrates around 5 and they’ll grow just fine
 
I’m thinking I should be dosing phyto or something so it can catch things idk , might try to feed it half a mysis lol

it’s just been the same size for a long time I think it needs food
 
I’m thinking I should be dosing phyto or something so it can catch things idk , might try to feed it half a mysis lol

it’s just been the same size for a long time I think it needs food
You can try zooplankton instead. Phyto isn’t taken as much by carnivores (all nems)
 

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