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Tank 8 months old tho and it has perfect parametersI ignored conventional wisdom and foolishly added one to my nano tank way before it was well-enough established; it struggled like that. Ultimately it didn't make it.
Can I still save it? I typically use the tanks white light mixed with the blue reef light and I have my blue light at 100%It looks like it is bleached
Temp:79What kind of lights do you have, there are people that have saved bleached anemones. What are your actual parameters and temp and lighting. The anemone forum has a wealth of knowledge that may help you.
Thank you so much I’ll buy a lot better one how many watts should it be myInsufficient lighting, 10 watts is not going to cut it.
That anemone is starved, unfortunately I doubt the anemone can rebound, but better lighting is still in order.
How inches tall (deep) is your tank?
agreed. In my opinion, the best light (i.e will let you grow just about any photosynthetic creature) for a tank that size on a budget will be the noopsyche mini: https://noopsychereeflight.com/prod...tlNLP5qi8-K-7tPWBx8OC4jj1IqVhuN9T28GXbn9sDuSUInsufficient lighting, 10 watts is not going to cut it.
That anemone is starved, unfortunately I doubt the anemone can rebound, but better lighting is still in order.
It depends on your budget. At least 30 watts, like the Fluval Marine. There's actually a lot of nano lights that would work.Thank you so much I’ll buy a lot better one how many watts should it be my
Problem is my tank is a nano 10 gallon I need to find the right light with the right amount of watts
Are you testing parameters with API kits? API is known for not being accurateTemp:79
Nitrate:4 ppm
Nitrite:0 ppm
Ammonia: 0 ppm
pH: 8.2
Sal: 1.025
Light is a reef light, 10W Nicrew LCD Display that’s clip on