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[Savage Henry]

Close it up like you’re introducing a new fish. Keep it completely isolated. If you have a medical tank that would be even better. But, it does look like it’s on the way out, which unfortunately isn’t recoverable like a coral might be.

 

[ronaldo34]

Close it up like you’re introducing a new fish. Keep it completely isolated. If you have a medical tank that would be even better. But, it does look like it’s on the way out, which unfortunately isn’t recoverable like a coral might be.

I don’t have another tank so before anything happens I’ll rather remove it before it does harm to my tank and my other toadstool and purple tip nem

 

[Savage Henry]

Try to see what might have led to this cause you don’t want your other anemone going the same way.

 

[ronaldo34]

Try to see what might have led to this cause you don’t want your other anemone going the same way.

I was thinking because I moved the tank from old home to my new one , maybe or do fish cause stress to it ?

 

[ronaldo34]

My water parameters are spot on and my KH and PH as well

 

[Savage Henry]

Could be so many things. I am sure there are anemone experts o here that should be able to help diagnose what went wrong, but I don’t even know why mine died.

 

[ronaldo34]

Could be so many things. I am sure there are anemone experts o here that should be able to help diagnose what went wrong, but I don’t even know why mine died.

I’ve decided to take your advice and leave it floating in a fish bag , but I’m thinking about taking it out fully out

 

[Tahoe61]

What type of lighting are you using? You want to avoid the same thing happening to your other Anemones.

 

[ronaldo34]

I already had put it , it’s a hygger coral light 32 w in the message I put it I just check my parameters there spot on

 

[ronaldo34]

Yes like I said , it’s moving around and opening, I’m using the hygger coral light - HG100-32W

What type of lighting are you using? You want to avoid the same thing happening to your other Anemones.

 

[Tahoe61]

For Anemones you should try a fixture with at least 50 watts on a smaller nano like 10 gallons. Unfortunately Anemones and stoney corals require higher par. When you can upgrade your lighting.

:)

 

[ronaldo34]

I have a 28 gallon bio cube

 

[ronaldo34]

For Anemones you should try a fixture with at least 50 watts on a smaller nano like 10 gallons. Unfortunately Anemones and stoney corals require higher par. When you can upgrade your lighting.

:)

The fixture I have is no good ? Did you see the picture

 

[Tahoe61]

The fixture I have is no good ? Did you see the picture

It's only a 35 watt fixture. In a Pico or smaller Nano the fixture will probably grow soft corals but not anemones.

 

[ronaldo34]

It's only a 35 watt fixture. In a Pico or smaller Nano the fixture will probably grow soft corals but not anemones.

What would you recommend I buy ?

 

[ronaldo34]

It's only a 35 watt fixture. In a Pico or smaller Nano the fixture will probably grow soft corals but not anemones.

This one just bought it was pretty expensive but can you send me any options I might go to Petco today

 

[Uncle99]

If he’s not coming apart, or floating around the tank, leave him.

 

[ronaldo34]

If he’s not coming apart, or floating around the tank, leave him.

He wasn’t there was nothing wrong except him loosing color and looking white

 

[ronaldo34]

If he’s not coming apart, or floating around the tank, leave him.

I actually took him out he’s floating in a bag

 

[Tahoe61]

This one just bought it was pretty expensive but can you send me any options I might go to Petco today

In reality lighting for reef tanks is expensive.

If it's in your budget look at AI blades on BRS. A 24 inch will fit that tank.

Petco has the Coralife LED fixture but it's not much better than what you already have, and a lot more money for no gain. Unfortunately Petco really doesn't offer lighting options that support Anemones and stoney corals except in the stock hoods on Biocubes.