Colorado Sunburst

Tom Gates

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Hi I have about a 18” Colorado Sunburst. He has been in my 300 gal. tank for about one year. I run 4 radion 30 pros. Once or twice a week as the lights start to ramp down my anemone will shrink. I feed plenty of meaty frozen food for the animals. Is that normal?
Appreciate any thoughts
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Thanks, I am looking forward to meeting more fish and coral lovers!!!
Sorry to burst your bubbles but there are no “fish and coral lovers” on this forum. We just have a lot of addicts with real issues! :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
 
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Welcome!!! Gorgeous Colorado!!! And I can join that 'lost thousands' group... There are plenty of knowledgeable people here to help!
Yes I am hoping to get help when needed. My tank is mature and very stable now
 
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Wow that's insane! It must be happy if it isn't splitting. Good job!
Yea he was only about 6” about six months ago. And he loves to be the center of attraction.
Do you think he will split at some time
Welcome!!! Gorgeous Colorado!!! And I can join that 'lost thousands' group... There are plenty of knowledgeable people here to help!
thank you
 
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