Colorado sunburst

johnCrawford

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I just read that if I get a Colorado sunburst I am unable to have any other anemones? I was hoping to get a black widow also. I read they will have something similar to a chemical warfare
 
From what I have read, the jury is still out. Some have successfully kept multiple BTA morphs together without issue, while others not so much. The consensus is that your more expensive anemone will also be the first to go haha

If you are going to try it definitely run carbon.
Here is a thread about a pretty awesome looking nem tank:

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/mixed-bubble-tip-anemone-tank.937224/
 
I just got rid of a rock of 10 anemones and just caught another 3 that will go to trade. Then I have 2 more rocks with 7 anemones on each of them that I really don’t want to get rid of until I get a Colorado sunburst. Just so my clowns don’t forget. It took me a long time just to get them together in a 265 gallon. Also my anemone’s over ran my tank and killed off so many zoa’s
 

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