Bleached BTA continued
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ccCapt
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I'm pretty sure this was all covered in your other thread about the bta. It really comes down to 3 things.
1- You got a bleached, stressed amemone to start with.
2- Large clownfish can get rough with it and stress it more.
3- Your tank is too new and not stable/mature enough to revive a less than ideal specimen.
I don't see anything you can do at this point besides regular pwc's to keep your water parameters in line, and hope for the best...and get it out of the tank ASAP if you see it start to desintergate.
1- You got a bleached, stressed amemone to start with.
2- Large clownfish can get rough with it and stress it more.
3- Your tank is too new and not stable/mature enough to revive a less than ideal specimen.
I don't see anything you can do at this point besides regular pwc's to keep your water parameters in line, and hope for the best...and get it out of the tank ASAP if you see it start to desintergate.
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usmcmarc
Aquarium Advice FINatic
All I am trying to do is figure out what would be "normal" behavior for an anemone in this condition.
I undrstand the points you brought up, there is not much I can do to change that.
I have never seen a desintergated anemone before, so I though maybe this was a sign.
I wont ask about it anymore
I undrstand the points you brought up, there is not much I can do to change that.
I have never seen a desintergated anemone before, so I though maybe this was a sign.
I wont ask about it anymore
ccCapt
SW 20 & Over Club
Sorry if my answer offended you in some way. That wasn't my intention.
As you can see by my "post count", I don't try to answer everyone's questions. But, I have close to 20 yrs experience keeping a reef tank. When I see a question and I have experience in that subject, I give an answer based on my experiences. My answers are never intended to offend anyone and they are never an attack on anyone.
I wish there was an internet 20 yrs ago like there is today. I learned by reading and trial and error. There was no Aquarium Advice or any other forums to look for answers. We all now have a great tool to take advantage of and gets lots of info from lots of different people. Whether you decided to take advantage of that, and ask your questions, is up to you.
As you can see by my "post count", I don't try to answer everyone's questions. But, I have close to 20 yrs experience keeping a reef tank. When I see a question and I have experience in that subject, I give an answer based on my experiences. My answers are never intended to offend anyone and they are never an attack on anyone.
I wish there was an internet 20 yrs ago like there is today. I learned by reading and trial and error. There was no Aquarium Advice or any other forums to look for answers. We all now have a great tool to take advantage of and gets lots of info from lots of different people. Whether you decided to take advantage of that, and ask your questions, is up to you.
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usmcmarc
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I wasnt offended, and do not feel cccapt was out of line.
I'm a pain in the a**, and I know it. I like to ask lots of questions.
I just got the impression that I may have asked the same question too many times and said I wasnt going to ask them again.
No issues here .
I'm a pain in the a**, and I know it. I like to ask lots of questions.
I just got the impression that I may have asked the same question too many times and said I wasnt going to ask them again.
No issues here .
cmor1701d
Aquarium Advice Addict
Your fist post contained...
Ah, the problems of communication in the digital age. If your second statement was part of your original post everyone would have known you were asking a specific question about something you had not seen before. The first post was a very general post, and most of the regulars have already read if not responded to your first posting about this bta.
Keep asking lots of questions. It's the best way to learn.
Then your reply to cccapt said
Ah, the problems of communication in the digital age. If your second statement was part of your original post everyone would have known you were asking a specific question about something you had not seen before. The first post was a very general post, and most of the regulars have already read if not responded to your first posting about this bta.
Keep asking lots of questions. It's the best way to learn.
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