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I have crushed coral, not sand. It looks like he is attached to some crushed coral pieces but he isn't attached to any of my live rock, he's just kind of sitting there. He looks healthy and his tenticles are bubbly and waiving, he's just lost some size since being introduced, he's not anchored...

Ya, he was I originally higher and let himself fall Sent from my SM-P600 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Hi! That's the thing, he doesn't even move. He just s it's there unanchored Sent from my SM-P600 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

How long was it in the tank before your other fish showed it's aggression? I've had that happen with my clowns in the past and it's just the other clown showing it's dominance. A good rule of thumb is to introduce clowns in pairs, especially if you have one in there who is already established...

Have you checked your parameters? Has your tank fully cycled through? I would monitor for stress, the fact that he curves like that concerns me Sent from my SM-P600 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I have had a bubble Tip anemone in my aquarium for a couple days now and it just won't anchor to anything. It's currently sitting on the bed of my tank good color and good bulbs but it's not as big and full as it was when it was at the LPS. It won't grab the krill I tried to feed it but one of...

One of my clowns has just started hosting it. Im hoping that will help it acclimate better

Ya, I know about its foot, that's why I'm reluctant to move it. I'm just concerned that like you said, it moved to a spot that isn't in its best interest. My carpet stayed on the bed of my tank and it did just fine there but I thought bulbs had to be higher. This is my first bulb by the way...

It moved itself to the bottom of my tank, now looks like it's reaching. Should I put it back up to its original location? Sent from my SM-P600 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Great thanks! Should I try to feed it again in a couple days? Or leave it alone for longer? I have krill, or I can target feed it some brine. Sent from my SM-P600 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

The other day I bought a rose bulb anemone. It looks very stringy, it hasn't eaten when I tried to target feed it, and today it actually looks like it shrunk a bit. I'm concerned that I was sold a sick anemone. When I purchased it, I actually pointed out a tan bulb that looked very healthy to me...

How did you acclimate it? Every anemone I have had has had no problem attaching its base within an hour of my putting it in there. Yes turn your power head off until it settles.

You know what that might very well be possible.. I remember some falling into the tank recently but I do not think it was a lot. I'm not even sure if it fell directly on the pagoda....

It's under reef compatible led. Should I leave it on the bottom of my tank? Or should I move it back to the top where it was?

Have a pagoda cup coral that I have had for going on 4 yrs now. The other day it was tan, today it's completely bleached. I tested all my parameters and all is really good so I have no idea what happened. It's been in the same spot since I bought it. I moved it to the bed of my tank but I just...

Well I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one that picked it up bleached. It did move around a little, it first went under the shade of my live rock and that's originally where my clownfish hosted it. I knew it was rare for it to host, but my clown started cleaning it as soon as I introduced it...

I was a little worried because someone else told me it was very bleached and when I first got it, it would hide in the shade. So I'm just happy to see it doing better

Just to add on to my post, this thing has nearly doubled its size since I got it, and it's been 2 wks!

Here's an update on my condy if anyone is interested. Starting from day one when it hid in the shade to today. It looks like its actually gaining a little color and two of my clownfish have now started a host relationship... Very interesting, at least I think...

His foot is all white as well.

No that's fine. I'm glad for the help! I have a marine land reef compatible led. (Yes I know of the negative stories behind that light, but is one has given me great success. I housed a carpet anemone the one that's shown in my avatar for two yrs, it grew quite large and I eventually got rid of...

So I bought this anemone yesterday. I think it's a Conda, (at least that's what I was told). I placed it directly under my light where the maximum comes through but it moved underneath my rocks where there is more shade. More so, it stays hidden when my day light is on and it fully blooms when...

So both of my Duncans have fully opened and they are doing great. The gorgonian hasn't opened yet, so liveaquaria agreed to give my warranty another week and if it still doesn't open, they will replace it.

Im sorry your LFS had so much trouble, I'm not sure when he bought it but I can assure you my light is sufficient, and then some. This is not only proven by the fact that I had to move my corals to shadier areas just to get a peek of a blossom out of them, but it does perfectly well with my...

That's the plan! I have to order the tester lol