My giagantae anemone split in treatment tank

[fcmatt]

They sure are a nice bright yellow

 

[gig 'em]

Any update? Are both still alive?

 

[stevenlu]

Both gone

 

[gig 'em]

Both gone

Did they not survive the split?

 

[harrylikesfish]

Following.

 

[Pistondog]

Well first of all im Sps guru but a noob in anemone. Recently I bought a green giagantae anomone and put in my main display. After a three days it look deflated so I ask my reefing friend Tony and pm OrionN regarding treating it. So I follow the procedure and do 10g fresh saltwater with 250g Cipro in a 10g tank with small power head n heater. This morning to my surprise I have 2 anemone in the treatment tank so I start pm and text to all my friends and they all say giagantae don't split in captivity. Well picture say better than 1000 words.

Day 1


Day 2
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Day 3



And here is a video

I'm going to keep doing the treatment and monitoring for the next 11 days to complete the process and hoping that I can keep both anemones survive.

Please give input cause I have no clue about anemone. This is my main display

Bta split from stress
Killed aptasia 4 inches away with h202

 

[OrionN]

Both gone

Are you sure? You are not the OP. How did you know that they are both gone?

 

[ReefHomieJon]

What causes splitting? Is it good or bad??

 

[Pistondog]

What causes splitting? Is it good or bad??

For nems, it might be a threat response.
It must be good for the nem evolutionarily, or it would not be selected for.

 

[Mattiejay6]

@ycnibrc got an update?

 

[ycnibrc]

@ycnibrc got an update?

Sorry I don't have the nem anymore they were moving around so I sold both.

 

[fcmatt]

Well is the person who bought them participate here? Gig splitting.. that is an very interesting update over the next 12 months.