Thank you very much, I didn't know the mouth was that way.
Corals like acanthophyllia or trachyphyllia will do this too, not sure on what it means in nems but it's basically inflated mouth tussleThank you very much, I didn't know the mouth was that way.
It's funny because today when the lights came on I had "bubbles", although you told me that it was the mouth, but so that it is understood what I mean. It was much bigger and as if there were 2 of them.
Some hour later it stuck very close to the rock and the ground. As you can see in this photo.
Maybe it's normal, but it worries me because being the first anemones I've had, it's a behavior I didn't know they had. A greeting and thanks for the help.
My RBTA does that every once in awhile. Nothing to worry about.Hello, today I received my first 2 anemones, they are epicystis cruciferous or rock flower. And one of them at night I noticed a “bubble” in her mouth, I don't know if it's normal or something is wrong with her. I must say that I am quite new to this hobby and have found little information about it. I share some photos of what they look like at night with the light off and the bubble in the mouth. The first hours during the day it looked fine and without that bubble. Greetings and thanks
You will probably fin that if you feed him, it may go away briefly. Mine did. Quite honestly, mine came from a split of a friends, and I attributed it to that. When I would feed it, that would go away, but come back. it took a couple months, but now it is always inside where it belongs.
I just feed mine some frozen food (thawed in water of course) and use a pipette to inject it close to the center
