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Time to dust off my PAR meter and see if I can support gorgonians in that tank. Thanks!Gorgonians don’t get touched in my tank with predator's.
Careful tho — sometimes fish, the aggressive hunter, becomes the hunted. Fish mysteriously disappeared in my tank for no reasons. I do have 3 ginormous carpet nems though. Just saying…Never had a carpet nem but maybe it's time!
In CT and have a few varieties of GSP. I have a number of softies, leathers, toadstools and such that they don’t eat. Have kept triggers. Aiptasia eating file fish are hit and miss on the anemones. Bubbletips.Unfortunately not in Michigan (Connecticut) but I'll gladly pay shipping for whatever you want to get rid of!
In almost 20 years of reefing I've never had one because of the horror stories I've heard.... they sound like something out of a horror movie! Maybe I'll give a small, cheap one a try and if by some miracle it actually survives and grows in my tank, I'll have to re-home it if it gets TOO big. Ahhhh, the excitement and challenges of this hobby.Careful tho — sometimes fish, the aggressive hunter, becomes the hunted. Fish mysteriously disappeared in my tank for no reasons. I do have 3 ginormous carpet nems though. Just saying…
Don’t let me deter you — I love my 3 Haddonis. My blue one is a sticky, black hole but the other two have been very peaceful.In almost 20 years of reefing I've never had one because of the horror stories I've heard.... they sound like something out of a horror movie! Maybe I'll give a small, cheap one a try and if by some miracle it actually survives and grows in my tank, I'll have to re-home it if it gets TOO big. Ahhhh, the excitement and challenges of this hobby.
Sue
LOL Love the black hole reference. There are some critters in some of my tanks that I would LOVE to lure into a black hole but of course those are never the ones that disappear. Thanks for the encouragement - hope to get a healthy, peaceful one.Don’t let me deter you — I love my 3 Haddonis. My blue one is a sticky, black hole but the other two have been very peaceful.
Little carpets might be fine though. Good luck and do share pics when you land one.
There are some colorful varieties.Thanks, worth a try. Not very colorful but at least it's more than rocks and sand. I have tons of leathers in my seahorse tank - I'll move a few over.
Oh you could also try a maxi mini Anemone or a rock flower Anemone, those are much much smaller than a haddoni and cheaper.In almost 20 years of reefing I've never had one because of the horror stories I've heard.... they sound like something out of a horror movie! Maybe I'll give a small, cheap one a try and if by some miracle it actually survives and grows in my tank, I'll have to re-home it if it gets TOO big. Ahhhh, the excitement and challenges of this hobby.
Sue
Had no idea some leathers had such color - mine are all drab. I think they would eat my clove polyps for breakfast!
Well that's convenient because I have a credit with them!
Yeah, they come in some good colors but those are premium priced. Kojis run around 100+, fiji yellows 150, the other one is hit and miss.
A gorilla crab will destroy gspNothing gets rid of GSP. That being said I still don't recommend anyone gets it lol.
Peppermint shrimp and Corolla grabs love Kenya treesKenyan tree corals. Or maybe some of the colorful sponges out there.
Don't play with my emotions.A gorilla crab will destroy gsp