It seems like my anenome seems a little on the white side. Any thoughts? Picture below....
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What kind of light do you have on it? It does look a little pale but like @myaquariumpro said, if it's eating, it should be alright. How long have you had it?
It has been hiding in between a rock for 2 weeks now. I have not been able to feed it and has had no light. This is the first day it decided to come out...I fed it today though.
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I don't feed mine anymore
. It was very small when I got it, it turned almost white and split right away, and both stayed that way for many months. Once I quit irritating them with small pieces of shrimp they finally got comfortable and colored up beautifully and began growing.
. It was very small when I got it, it turned almost white and split right away, and both stayed that way for many months. Once I quit irritating them with small pieces of shrimp they finally got comfortable and colored up beautifully and began growing.
I never feed any of my BTAs directly. They may catch some when I feed the fish but thats it. Hard to say what that one needs but i would guess it is a problem with lighting and flow
This coincided with adding T5's to supplement my Radions LEDs, but I think they just needed a more mature tank. They do not need direct feeding.
And absolutely beautiful to see in person!!
I don’t have an anemone. I think they are gorgeous but not sure when or if I will ever get one. That being said, if they move around on their own how does one control the light and flow they get if they are looking anemic?
Tank maturity can have a big effect on the health of anemones
I agree, looked back at my time line. Added it a month after cycle completed, 7/2018. The coloring up and growing started @6/2019. So I now agree about one year maturity to add anemones.
