GBTA problem

[panzermensch]

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class="gc-images" title="anenome problem.jpg[/IMG] style="max-width:400px" /></a> Was out of town and apparently the power to the tank went out for two days. the smart side of the animal came up the side of the tank and sat near the waterline for a few days and now the foot seems to not be holding very well at all. here is a picture. don't want to take it out and kill prematurly but don't want it to die in the tank and kill everything either.

 

[moebious]

I'm no expert, but i would set up a QT ASAP. Hoping for the best.*insert fingers crossed smiley*

 

[panzermensch]

does anyone near me have a QT tank. I am 4 miles above Crabapple. I have a 10 gall but it is dirty and I do not have extra water. i know, bad reefer.

 

[dave green]

Check with Grouper Therapy. He's got a QT for the community.

 

[jennm]

I don't think a QT will help. Michelle, what's your temperature?

I've seen a few issues this year with tanks running a bit too warm, and anemones not doing so well.

If you are having difficulties, bring it in and I'll see if I can nurse it along for a bit. I'm batting 500 with "rehab" anemones recently (have had 2 brought in, one was too far gone, but another is doing much better)...

Jenn