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Old 12-30-2004, 07:53 AM   #1
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dying anenomes????

hey yall. i am just curious as to signs of anenomes that are dying? if you can help id appreciate it

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They will often lose their color and will become smaller and smaller. They will also lose their "stickiness" as they waste away.
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Old 12-30-2004, 11:12 AM   #3
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Just make sure if the Anemone does die, remove it from the tank as quickly as possible.

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is it normal for anenomes to move around the tank? or are they not very active
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a roaming anenome is an unhappy anenome. It is not not happy with the flow, lighting or water parameters.
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Ya definitley make sure you get the anenome out as soon as possible because it will disinegrate all over your tank and make it really nasty.
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Not to hijack your thread, but anyone ever have a bubble tip anenome split twice in a month? I got one from my lfs, it was about two inches across and then after a week it grew and split, the two weeks later the bigger half grew agian and split. I like them and all but I do not want a tank full of bubble tip anenome.
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Normally, an Anemone will find a spot and stay there provided it is comfortable. If it is roaming all the time, it is not comfortable. Make sure your lighting and water parameters are acceptable as well.

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