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- Best type of Anemone for Clownfish to host? | Reef2Reef
Hi all, I’m soon going to be starting a saltwater tank and were wondering what type of Anemone coral would be best for clownfish to host Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
- Ball anemone | Reef2Reef
Anemone ??? Ball Anemones are actually not anemones at all, it is actually a mushroom coral that is commonly confused too many as a Majano Aiptasia Unlike an Aiptasia, they are reef safe, they commonly stay closed during the day and open up at night The tips if its anemone-like tentacles end with a ball tip giving it its' name Click to expand
- Baby anemone? | Reef2Reef
Anemones can reproduce both sexually and asexually; beadlet anemones brood their young (and, interestingly, the young of other beadlet anemones as well) There's some debate as to if these nems reproduce sexually or not, but the thought at the moment is that they do (which makes sense to me for a number of reasons)
- Reef Safe Anemones? | Reef2Reef
The most reef safe are probably rock flower anemones and mini maxi anemones, in that order Bubble tips are often kept in mixed reef aquariums but they are very unpredictable and tend to move much more than the aforementioned nems
- Best anemone to keep? | Reef2Reef
Rock flower anemones are good reef choices If you've got small fish, especially, most of the other types will have an easier time eating your livestock I don't think your lighting will be of any problem While any anemone can, and most healthy fish (and inverts) can stay out, if you scare something enough for it to dart back into an open anemone, it can absolutely be eaten, and BTAs and rock
- Anemones and why you should wait. | Reef2Reef
Anemones and Why You Should Wait When is the proper time to add an anemone to your tank? Right away? 1 month? 4 months? WHAT!? A YEAR YOU SAY!? That is correct In most instances it is better to wait 8 months to a year before adding an anemone to your tank And here is why: A tank is first started with rock, sand, and saltwater
- Requirement Lighting temp (Kelvin) for Riteri anemones
What specific lighting temp for riteri anemone What i hear riteri need more white than bluish lighting temp
- Protocol for using antibiotics to treat infected anemones
Other host anemones also have high mortality Most succumb to infection in the first 4 weeks on arrival to LFS With help from other anemone keepers at ReefCentral com Anemones and Clownfish Forum, I have come up with an antibiotic protocol that seems to be successful and drastically improve the initial survival of anemones during this critical
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