Baby BTA care

Brandy Hiller

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Found these little gems on a zoa rock I purchased. First of all, they are baby BTA yes? And how does one care for the babies? I just purchased a rose BT and the zoanthid rock yesterday and noticed the babies today.... The tentacles are sticky and they ate shrimp without problems

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These sure do look like baby nems! Congrats on the find! Pristine water conditions, feeding maybe 2 times a week. Good lighting. Just remember nems will move on their own in order to find the perfect spot for it.
 
I would pull the rock out of the water hold upside down and make the nems detach so the don't kill your zoas. The place in a breeder box so you can watch and feed them.
 
I think they like that spot they haven't moved. I'll get a breeder box for them :D
 
Id watch them could be majano...
+1, RBTA splits tend to stay close to the parent for some time.;) Are they the same color as the parent?
 
Honestly how do we tell majano from BTA???
 
Id watch them could be majano...
That's what I was thinking.
They look rather small for BTA splits, but it is possible. The shape of the bulbed tip to me looks a bit suspect, but that does vary. It is possible that they are micro splits of the BTA, but I would certainly be very careful.
 
Thanks I'll keep an eye on them ;Bored
 
Hard to tell the difference between the two as majanos are technically quadricolors as well. They just stay small and are prolific.which sucks because they are kinda pretty.
 

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