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i concur. u r rite

I placed my BTA as the first livestock in the tank, i felt that spot would be the best due to excellent flow and lighting and true enuff it did not move. Plus i recently rescape my tank again i fortunate to understand it needs and it did not move. corals and mushrooms are best placed further away from each other for growth and expansion during lights on

if fowlr ok. more impt is the temp is constant and not flunctating.

my saddle back host carpet anemones. saddle backs are the natural clowns for haddons. there are other carpets, but recommended are haddon.

anemones when stress would split. this includes stress from handling and transport and feeding. read more anemone and clown fish forum at www.reefcentral.com cheers

also advocated by Experts like anthony calfo. but like kelmen said few

i use tetra scrapper. ok

u can consider mushrooms (discosoma) for stocking. go light on fish i were u.

XiaoBaiTu, wow i like ur colours of the corals/invert

so MM install ordi. twin nozzle...hmmm...yummy

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bro, i have same size tank as ur (except height is 27") and use Aquamedic Shorty 2. Also a divider. however, i use MH and no streams.

wow u got so many anemones.

it is normal. i bought 2 shells for them n they ended switching for hrs. and not doing algae job. hmm.

pistol shrimps

http://www.petco.com/assets/articles/cares...e%20aquarium%27 note it is a guide not a rule/.

there is many articles on anemone. countless of them. any person wishing to keep must be prepared. Anemones are invertebrates, not corals to begin with. There are opportunist feeders not hunters. Not all anemones host clown fish. IN CAPAVITY, Clowns do not need anemones and anemones dun need clown, though usually fair better with clowns. Anemones have the odds against them, the success rate of keeping anemones for years is not many. for every 1 in 18 do not surpass 2 yrs i remember correctly and 1 in 36 with owners for 2-5 yrs. Anemones ought not be place with tanks with exposed powerheads. Anemones have a tendency to move. Their movement is natural. Constant movement means they have yet to establish a foothold. Either the lighting or water flow isnt suitable for the, In your case, it prob likes where it is. moving can be bad idea with a suitable ground is not available. Anemones have Zoos, they require lighting to nourish themselves. Feeding occassionally is recommended. Feeding too much may cause stress, causing them to split.

coralline algae prefers lower lighting compared to bright lights. with good calcium levels. red coralline algae sucks a lot of ca from ur water. when coralline algae is exposed out of water and under strong lights, it will turn white.

here is my latest addition

dangerous carpet took my 5inch foxface down

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.p...threadid=282136 pizza anemone. also mine. quite hardy but highly sticky

1st let me begin: anemones dun need clowns and clowns dun need anemones in captivity. The odds of keeping anemones are low. Know them and increase awareness. There are many anemones, of the recommended are BTA. Carpets are aggressive and very sticky compared to BTA. There numerous articles of anemones. http://biodiversity.uno.edu/ebooks/intro.html and this http://store.yahoo.com/marinedepotlive/403634.html below is my haddon anemone. removed it as it was a threat to my tangs. see pic later to see why.

from my marine

got this last weekend. only RM50 / SGD 21.60

bro, i posted before. I just provide light. and flow. feed golden pearls and cyclopeeze. No target feed.