It should be a finer grade sand though.. Not just crushed coral.When people say they need deep sand beds how deep is deep?
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It should be a finer grade sand though.. Not just crushed coral.When people say they need deep sand beds how deep is deep?
It should be a finer grade sand though.. Not just crushed coral.
it's a common myth that these will kill and eat fish. Although possible to consume a very weak, small or already dead fish, they mostly eat much smaller foods and not fish. Many likely lack the ability to eat something so large. They're gorgeous, and so long as you can give it space from other corals and feed it often they'll make a great addition.
I placed a tube anemone in my tank about 3 days ago. It arrived on a rock and after one night was lying on the sand bed what appeared to be face down almost and about a 3" body exposed. I haven't tried to move it or cover it up..Its pointed at the side wall of the tank so you can't really see it's "face". I am wondering if I should bury it gently and in doing so get it so its not lying down completely.. I am not sure? I tried feeding it tonight mysis shrimp and it was really responsive, now it looks like its trying to stretch its neck up, like you would if you were lying on your stomach. Any suggestions?
This tube anemone we've had for 13 years...unfortunately my iPad doesn't show the deep purple center