Hi! What are your thoughts about a RBTA in a 30 gallon reef? Like is it going to get too big and spit too much that its going to take over or can it be controlled? Has anyone tried it out? What is a good host for ocellaris other than BTA? Thanks!
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Coral is already in the tank. I saw somewhere that you can stick them in PVC or rubberband them and it keeps them from moving, but I feel like that could be dangerous....I had a RBTA in a 30 gal. No issues once the foot settles some where. When it spilt I would trade the clones asap. I think you'll be fine. Add the RBTA first, then wait to add the other coral so you can see where the RBTA settles...
I have an RBTA in a 30 gallon. If it gets too big you can cut it in half or if it splits you can always sell it to your LFS or other reefers. Ocellaris clownfish's natural host are H.magnifica and Carpet anemones if I'm.not mistaken, both of which get too big for a 30 gallonHi! What are your thoughts about a RBTA in a 30 gallon reef? Like is it going to get too big and spit too much that its going to take over or can it be controlled? Has anyone tried it out? What is a good host for ocellaris other than BTA? Thanks!
I just posted a build I did of a nem in a 6 gallon. It's been a few weeks and it is doing great. I kinda set the tank up around it.Hi! What are your thoughts about a RBTA in a 30 gallon reef? Like is it going to get too big and spit too much that its going to take over or can it be controlled? Has anyone tried it out? What is a good host for ocellaris other than BTA? Thanks!