lol me too. I bought a RBTA in a live sale just because I was able to snipe it lol. It lives in a collander with my ousted clownfish and seems to be doing great. I put it on a magnetic frag shelf originally but it started walking immediately. It even split a couple weeks ago and now they are both larger than when I originally got the one! I just got a Colorado Sunburst and I plan to build a box at the top front of my tank out of acrylic and egg crate to keep the anemones in.
That’s what I have all but done. 100 gallon nem tank. Got a few corals here and there but nems are great. Just wish there was a bigger variety
What'd I say during the first drop? People are always wasting their 1/5s early... Weather that storm, BE STRONG!
I've got some early before that im.glad I did
That's the plan. I always start with something cheap as a test, that is what I do for most corals. My acanthophyllia, well not too many options there. Picked up a 30$ one on AquaSd's Christmas sale and just went to the store to grab it today. I'm maybe 15 mins away from them in traffic. I'm not too stressed on it's livelyhood, my tank is over a year old and I'm OCD about testing, just want to know best ways to keep it happy location wise. Is top side in an acclimation box ok? Should I add some rock or rubble in there? Can I open a wall on the cage at some point to let the clowns in?
Yeah I saw you on the ASD sale. I got one of the green with orange tips. It might go in my 10 gallon, not sure yet.
Is it possible to keep bta in a nano tank? I have a 15g that I’m setting up that I would eventually love to make a tank with a nem and two clowns.
Next sale you will be mine.. I will only able to afford you so my shipping box will be small be that is ok... you will be mine
@Kasrift as far as caring for the anemone it has been super easy it just gets fed when i feed the clownfish and there is
i put a couple of rocks in the colander and it attached to one of them with direct light. when they split one initially stayed in the shade but now they are both in the direct lighting. By direct I mean they're not in a shadow. I have a 30" cube tank and the colander is in the front corner. I have an XR30 G5 with Reef Brites centered over the tank so the light isn't directly over them, but enough light gets in the colander to grow coralline algae on it. As far as leaving a side open, I guess if you watch it periodically that would be fine but you never know if they are going to decide to go for a scenic walk.
I got a couple as well. Really want the fabled purple passion but can’t find it anywhere
I don’t know about split..but clog up an mp10. Yup
