Are rainbow anemones safe for fish to consume?

[Jekyl]

I might just close this thread because my question isnt even being answered at this point

I'd just sell them. Not aware of anything that eats BTA. Easily get $30 a pop

 

[Jekyl]

Not only that, BTA can release a toxin when dying. Could end up nuking a tank.

 

[vaguelyreeflike]

Just not the best picture I guess. Not aware of anything that eats bta. I would post on this and other local forums and sell for $30 each

Yeah theyre not the happiest right now in that tank with the lighting and id like to keep it that way lol.

I'd just sell them. Not aware of anything that eats BTA. Easily get $30 a pop

We’re trying our best lol, $15 get one free

 

[Jekyl]

Yeah theyre not the happiest right now in that tank with the lighting and id like to keep it that way lol.

We’re trying our best lol, $15 get one free

Have you tried this forum and Facebook? There's a livestock selling forum on here that you can advertise to local people

 

[vaguelyreeflike]

Have you tried this forum and Facebook? There's a livestock selling forum on here that you can advertise to local people

Ill see if we could ship out maybe

 

[Jekyl]

Ill see if we could ship out maybe

Here's the link to the Canadian selling forum. Worth a shot before just letting them be eaten. It's late now but I'll tag some nem enthusiasts to see if they might be able to help find some new homes.

Selling Forum (livestock)

This forum is for selling coral, fish, and anything else that lives in our tanks.

www.reef2reef.com

@Lost in the Sauce @Eagle_Steve @Rtaylor @F i s h y @OrionN

 

[blaxsun]

Not only that, BTA can release a toxin when dying. Could end up nuking a tank.

I've probably lost a dozen or more BTAs and I've yet to have any of them nuke a tank. I think it all depends on how they perish.