anemone

Discussion in 'Inverts' started by stemanc, May 25, 2009.

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  1. stemanc

    stemanc Feather Duster

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    hi all what are the best anemones to go for as im after two and want them different colours colud any1 help on this subject thank

    steve;D
     
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  3. coldshot

    coldshot Blue Ringed Angel

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    How long has your tank been up?
    Waht kind of lighting do you have?
     
  4. shipbear

    shipbear Bubble Tip Anemone

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    Do you have any other corals in your tank..?

    Have you done ALOT of reading up on them..?
    Larry
     
  5. Tadpole1mill

    Tadpole1mill Purple Spiny Lobster

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    You could get two bubble tip anemones, one green (they tend to be neonish) and one red, that would be anice contrast.
     
  6. AaaRr

    AaaRr Spaghetti Worm

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    The reason everyone is asking tank status and such is because they know that your tank must be established or should be for a year before you get an anemone. You should have know this already because of all the research you have done. If you have not please read a lot more not to be mean but to be honest if they die they can take your tank down and are hard to keep in a fish tank. There are many different types that require different lighting and water flow ect... If you read up on them alot you will see pictures and such and know what kind you will want. Just can not stress to READ alot about them or anything you purchace. Good luck hope this helps.
     
  7. schackmel

    schackmel Giant Squid

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    Personally....I say NO anemone. Too much risk having one. They can attack your corals, go into powerheads and nuke tank, and are very difficult to keep. They should be left in the ocean
     
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  9. sharkyshark

    sharkyshark Spaghetti Worm

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    I have a condy and a long tentacle.
     
  10. Berly

    Berly Plankton

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    I made the mistake of getting one and to soon by the sounds of it. I stress everyday about it. Some days it looks great and others it doesn't. I can't believe the dealer let me purchase it so soon or failed to give me any advice. Plus I don't know what kind it is or if a clown would like it?
     
  11. sharkyshark

    sharkyshark Spaghetti Worm

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    post pictures, one of us will help you figure it out.
    my condy is on it's own schedule.
    it was beautiful and its tips were browning again then it
    shrivled up and i found it in a rock
    after it unwound itself it looked like it'd been through a ph
    but it's slowly starting to inflate again.
    as long as it's not mushy, your fine. enjoy it! ;D
     
  12. kiarah

    kiarah Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Not meaning to butt in but i would like to get one to but im unsure of whats the best one to get and also how old ya tank should be before adding one? My tank is 8 months old
    Cheers K