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My lta tentacles are hard and stiff. When i touch it, it's still sticky and it eats. water is okay and i do water changes everyday.
 
What do you mean hard and stiff???

If they are still sticky and it eats, then I would not worry about it as long as the mouth is not gaping
 
What do you mean hard and stiff???

If they are still sticky and it eats, then I would not worry about it as long as the mouth is not gaping

You know how it's usually soft and its flowing. Mine is stiff.
 
maybe it is just holding a lit of water in it's tentacles for some strange reason... when I bought my nem, it would not release the water it was holing for a day or two.. once it did, it now inflates and deflates all the time when it wants to... Not sure why it would be doing so.. sorry I could not help you out.
 
Someone explained anemones to me like this the other day. They are like teenage boys. One day they just want to die. Then next week, they are hanging with the hottest girl in school. Drama queens.
 
Someone explained anemones to me like this the other day. They are like teenage boys. One day they just want to die. Then next week, they are hanging with the hottest girl in school. Drama queens.

Haha so they are pretty dang annoying
 
What size tank?
What lights?
How long has the tank been set up?
How long have you had the anemone?
How deep is your sandbed?
What are your actual water parameters, with numbers please.
 
What do you mean hard and stiff???

If they are still sticky and it eats, then I would not worry about it as long as the mouth is not gaping

Ohh man, this doesn't sound good.

You didn't drop anything into the tank on accident did you?!?

Viagra?!?! Rof**** Change the Carbon...I repeat, change the carbon asap. ****!! :-)
 

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