jalexander24
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I'm not sure what's wrong with my anemone a few hours ago it looked great, I come home and now it looks like this? Please help
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I'm not sure whats wrong with my anenome
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jalexander24
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Is this normal?
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jalexander24
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I'm assuming he's just doing a water change?
s_miller801
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Looks likes normal behavior
dingusplease
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This is normal behavior for hems, however under the circumstances (your other thread indicates you need better lighting) it could also be suffering from lack of sufficient light.
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*nems. And sorry if I made it sound like you need better lights in general, you only need to upgrade if you want to keep the nem.
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jalexander24
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I'm actually ordered some radion lights today for it, the other clown fish is still doing good though? I'm thinking the clown killed the other ones
Bectan01
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Even with the lighting our tank is still to young for the nem, I would still return it until your tank is more mature. I am speaking from experience, the nem may appear ok for a bit but I can tell you it's survival will be slim. What I did when I set up my first tank was keep a logbook of all my tank parameters - after around 6months I started to notice the figures level out and show consistency. Particularly salinity and temp.
