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| Anemones For the discussion of sea anemones in the reef aquarium |
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| Excellent Guesser :D | Re: Anemone Gone Crazy Good info Boomer! I think alot of people in the hobby just figure, big animals must need bigger food. Sometimes smaller is better. ![]()
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| Watch this Ma! | Re: Anemone Gone Crazy Very interesting! So I shouldn't feed my RBTA's a small silverside once a week? They seem to be very healthy. Nice, bulbeous tentacles, nice rose color, they seem healthy except the clowns finally figured out they were in the tank and they live in them now. ![]()
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| Reef Shark ![]() | Re: Anemone Gone Crazy I always fed mine, but just remember, it's better to underfeed them than to overfeed them.
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