http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/-t1.htm PLACE QUESTIONS, PICS, AND GET GREAT INFO ON HUSBANDRY, ECT. Wed, 03 Jun 2009 06:19:11 GMT 10 http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x235/Sweetnezz75/Stuff/logosaltwater-1.jpg http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/-t1.htm http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/great-for-beginner-anem-t263.htm LiveRock NOT a bubble tip that also doesnt require a metal halide light? anything will do and care for it isnt an issue for me at all. but my wholesaler who carries them has such a huge selection its unreal no idea what to get!!!

any suggestions? ]]> ANEMONES Wed, 03 Jun 2009 06:19:11 GMT http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/great-for-beginner-anem-t263.htm#1420 http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/great-for-beginner-anem-t263.htm http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/feeding-a-nem-t212.htm Slough Shark Just picked up a new purple Nem. Trying to figure out how to feed this guy. Shut down all of my pumps and put the food on a spoon. However, as soon as I put the spoon in my tank the food came off of the spoon and my overweight greedy clowns ate it all. Is there a way I can get the food into the nem? I spoke to one of the mods here and she was very helpful on the type of food to feed the Nem and gave me an idea on how to feed them (syringe), just wondering if there are any other ideas out there? derek ANEMONES Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:54:35 GMT http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/feeding-a-nem-t212.htm#1045 http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/feeding-a-nem-t212.htm http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/new-gbta-t174.htm 300gallonacrylic I just picked up a rather large green bubble tip anemone, I'll post some pics once it's settled. It is about 6-9" across. ANEMONES Sat, 14 Mar 2009 18:11:06 GMT http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/new-gbta-t174.htm#782 http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/new-gbta-t174.htm http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/anemone-pictures-t162.htm ganrin Post pictures of your current/past Anemones. Macrodactyla doreensis, Long Tentacle Anemone. Picture from February 2008, very sickly, I thought it died soon after this, then it reappeared 3 months later and has thrived since. Stichodactyla haddoni, Haddon's carpet anemone, Saddle anemone. I removed the haddoni from my tank in Sept. 2008 because I didnt have space for 2 large anemones plus my large mushroom. ANEMONES Mon, 09 Mar 2009 02:39:31 GMT http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/anemone-pictures-t162.htm#690 http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/anemone-pictures-t162.htm http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/rbta-just-split-t153.htm 300gallonacrylic
Now just to wait until they both heal and are ready for food again, then to move one over to the other side of the tank. I'll get some pics later, gotta run my dog to the vet for a progesterone test.]]> ANEMONES Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:59:16 GMT http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/rbta-just-split-t153.htm#613 http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/rbta-just-split-t153.htm http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/tube-anemone-ceriantharia-t32.htm Shannon *Admin* Habitat: In the wild, the Ceriantharia may make dwelling tubes up to a few meters long in the soft substrate. Coating these tubes semi-continuously with layers of mucus facilitates their rapid retreat if disturbed. In captivity, they have proven undemanding. Larger systems are preferable for three good reasons. Their burrowing behavior and expansive size, sometimes copious waste production, and stinging of tankmates dictate a minimum of forty gallons for just one specimen. Depending ... ANEMONES Wed, 26 Nov 2008 18:59:38 GMT http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/tube-anemone-ceriantharia-t32.htm#59 http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/tube-anemone-ceriantharia-t32.htm http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/red-bubble-tip-anemone-entacmaea-quadricolor-t31.htm Shannon *Admin* Entacmaea quadricolor is more commonly known as Bubble Tip Anemone, Rose Bubble Tip Anemone, Rose Anemone, Bulb Anemone, Bulb Tentacle Anemone, or Maroon Sea Anemone. This reef safe anemone originates primarily from the Fiji islands, but can be found anywhere from Southeast Asia to the Hawaiian Islands. Anemones use microscopic stinging cells in their tentacles called "nematocysts" in order to stun their prey, and as a defense mechanism. Once the prey is stunned, the ... ANEMONES Wed, 26 Nov 2008 18:45:40 GMT http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/red-bubble-tip-anemone-entacmaea-quadricolor-t31.htm#58 http://beyondthereef.forumotion.net/anemones-f14/red-bubble-tip-anemone-entacmaea-quadricolor-t31.htm