DIY workshop - How to split anemones
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Quick summary,
The GBTA came off the rock voluntarily as I lifted the rock out of the water...
RBTA1 was stuck in a 3" deep hole, barely large enough to put my finger in, so after some screwdriver prying and a maxi jet blowing into the hole, it released.
RBTA2 was pried off with my fingernails.
The GBTA was cut into 2 Quarters and 1 half, both RBTAs were just cut in halves.
All were put into a propagation basket and seem to be doing fine, I will post updates regularly...
The GBTA came off the rock voluntarily as I lifted the rock out of the water...
RBTA1 was stuck in a 3" deep hole, barely large enough to put my finger in, so after some screwdriver prying and a maxi jet blowing into the hole, it released.
RBTA2 was pried off with my fingernails.
The GBTA was cut into 2 Quarters and 1 half, both RBTAs were just cut in halves.
All were put into a propagation basket and seem to be doing fine, I will post updates regularly...
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Hate I couldn't make it sounds like it was a good time!
Bad news and completely unexpected;
Two of the RBTA did not make it - found gooey, stinky mush where they used to be.
All three GBTA, the other two RBTA, the newest addition pink BTA and the rescue rainbow BTA are doing peachy fine.
Might be unrelated, but also 3 acan colonies died over night. Just bare skeletons left, each had 5-10 heads...
Two of the RBTA did not make it - found gooey, stinky mush where they used to be.
All three GBTA, the other two RBTA, the newest addition pink BTA and the rescue rainbow BTA are doing peachy fine.
Might be unrelated, but also 3 acan colonies died over night. Just bare skeletons left, each had 5-10 heads...
