anenome yes or no.....

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  1. puffer_lover

    puffer_lover Astrea Snail

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    [glow=green,2,300]okshould i get an anenome if i have a puffer and lion fish.........my tank is sooo....blah....no color or anything and i see you guyzes tanks and i'm just in ahh......plz answer bck quickly[/glow] :p :)
     
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  3. Birdlady

    Birdlady Finback Whale

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    Anemones are pretty difficult animals that require pristine water. You have a pair of messy eaters! LOL!

    How about some mushrooms? The come in all colors, are easy to keep, multiply well, don't need intense lighting and are a bit more tolerant of water quality!

    Here is a site with links to photos and info about Mushroom Anemones ;D

    http://saltaquarium.about.com/od/mushroomcoralphotos/
     
  4. Bruce

    Bruce Giant Squid

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    ya i agrees with BL...an amemone would be very hard
     
  5. Craig Manoukian

    Craig Manoukian Giant Squid

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    Anemones are invertabrates....so I moved your thread. I agree that unless you have a good reef set-up that is a year old, an anemone would be very risky. Your tank sounds like more of a fish only set-up. BL's suggestion on mushrooms is a good one.
     
  6. puffer_lover

    puffer_lover Astrea Snail

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