Tube Anemones and BTAs

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Hello,



Recently, I trusted a company out of the state regarding having multiple long tentacle anemones in the same aquarium. His thought was they came to him in groups, they will live together fine. WRONG! I lost 3 of them in nothing flat AND had a major drama regarding the health of the aquarium. I usually look at multiple resources about anything, but trusted this guy. Never again will I just trust one person.



What are the chances of the same thing happening with tube anemones or BTAs?



Thank you,
 
Tube anemones have different behaviors but you want to spread at least 3-4" apart as they can aggressively sting and have a good reach with neighbor coral. With the loss of one already, there M A Y be a presence of toxins. Adding a pouch of chemipure blue will diminish presence of toxins and polish the water
 
Tube anemones do not move and require a soft substrate. They are also nonphotosynthetic so they don't need strong lighting. They do have to be fed. I feed mine brine shrimp and mysis.
 

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