How do you know you anemone is healthy?

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Do mine look good. Been 3 weeks and haven’t really moved since day 2. Never bubble up. Eat once weekly. Small piece of silverside.

I think they look good but don’t have much for experience. They seem to reach up but k7 mini is running at 50% whites at 20. Ramp up all channels.
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Imo they look good and healthy .If they haven’t moved there happy for now lol
 
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They look good to me. They may or may not bubble. I have several and have 2 right next to each other and one bubbles the other doesn't.
I read several times that silversides are not great food for them. Make sure they get plenty of light. I haven't fed mine directly in years. Lots of light (350-400 par) and whatever they catch in the water column and they thrive.
 
Sliversides gone. Will stick to letting the clown do the feedings.
 
I feed mine, not a bubble nem, every couple weeks a piece of shrimp. Plus it pics up fish food daily.
Yours look good, imo.
I would up the K7. I run a k7 V3 on my 20g. I run the sps program but have a par meter comming today so I will see what the numbers look like and adjust from their. My nem is under 2 16hds in my 30 with a pair of breeding clowns.
 
My 30g nem system with 1 chalk bass and the 2 false perculas.
Only reason I dont have bubbletips now is they split so often you soon have a tank full of them. But they are cool looking.
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Sliversides gone. Will stick to letting the clown do the feedings.
I feed once a week brine shrimp and mysis and bits of mussel all frozen foods . But a lot of people don’t feed them at all but in nanos when you feed the fish the nems get fed
 

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