GBTA Question.

[kenlude]

I bought my gbta from LFS couple month ago. I just noticed his color fading and he doesn't show any bubbles. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Can someone look at the picture and tell me what wrong? Thank you.


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[jennm]

Looks healthy to me.

Colours change depending on lighting etc. It doesn't look bleached or anything to me. If it turns white-ish, you might want to check temperature etc.

Bubble tips/no bubble tips - that's one of life's great mysteries. Some do, some don't, some do sometimes. There's nothing wrong either way.

I have 2 RBTA in the same tank, clones of each other - presently one is bubbled, the other isn't. They are in the same tank so same parameters and everything. One clown lives in both - she alternates from one to the other. No reason for one to not bubble etc., but that's how it is. No biggie.

Jenn

 

[mcphock]

In my experience, having owned an RBTA that's split twice, that the larger the anemone grows, the less likely it is to bubble.

 

[hnguyen]

I can't believe you got those snowflakes to host!! I've had them a year and I couldnt get them to do that!!! As for the bubble. I hear that less flow will help keep the bubbles on them. I have two nems in my tank right now and the one that us out in the open with a lot of flow isn't bubbles up. But the one hidden behind a rock is bubbled. I have a maroon clown that host both of them at he same time too. The one that doesn't bubble now use to bubble before I put two of the mp10's in there. So I think it has a lot to do with your flow


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