To anemone or not to anemone, that is the question

[Woodyth]

Hello!
My 28 gal bow has been up and running for 6 months now and thinking its finally time to add an anemone and clown fish. I told my wife that I would get them after it was set up a while and levels were rock solid. ( I played the rush rush rush game 20 years ago and STILL remember my lesson learned in this hobby) Two questions: Seems everyone has BTA's, Are they the best? Whats the easiest and most forgiving? I remember I didn't have enough light before for one, but now with the prime hd, I don't think light should be an issue? Thanks for the input.

Thomas

 

[Serum153]

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Hello!
My 28 gal bow has been up and running for 6 months now and thinking its finally time to add an anemone and clown fish. I told my wife that I would get them after it was set up a while and levels were rock solid. ( I played the rush rush rush game 20 years ago and STILL remember my lesson learned in this hobby) Two questions: Seems everyone has BTA's, Are they the best? Whats the easiest and most forgiving? I remember I didn't have enough light before for one, but now with the prime hd, I don't think light should be an issue? Thanks for the input.

Thomas

Check out this video by melevsreef as I found it valuable

I have had bta before andguess I have been lucky with the walking they often do to not run in to any critical problems. Proactive with power heads and placement of corals will go a long way. Good luck.

 

[Woodyth]

I haven't added anything else besides CUC and a Royal Gramma. I knew it would probably move around until it was happy, so wanted to let it settle before in anything else.