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My two H. Aurora Anemones (The Beaded Anemone) |
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My two H. Aurora Anemones (The Beaded Anemone) LOL, A bit bigger this time.
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Here is a better picture of the small one
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Some of my Haddonis,
(( can see one of my Clarkiis behind it -- top right )) Blue with pink skunk pair, Green And lastly my current LTA
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Very nice anemone shots Todd--I really like that haddonis.
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red bubble tip
mating pair in pink anemone pink tipped rose anemone
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If you are thinking about a Haddoni, be aware that most people have issues with them eating their fish --- tangs, angels... I have been lucky and only lost 2 fish to them in the 10 years I have been keeping them -- one was a Yellow watchman goby and the other was a Mandarin -- not the best fish for a sand dwelling anemone.
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thanks for the heads up---I have a 40 gal use for everything tank which I could use for it. Right now it has the two clowns and the pink anemone in it. Is there any danger to the clowns with a carpet anemone
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I'm mainly using that tank for coral frags. There is a hawk fish in there but it can go in the display tank. I'll just have to setup another tank for anemones
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Thank you Sugar Magnolia.
Toddrtrex How did you get your Blue Carpet so blue ? My Blue carpet is dark when it is not opened up allot. When it fully opens it is much lighter. I have it under MH & have had it for manny years. His color is constant & I have had him in 3 different tanks over the years. |
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thanks for all your help Todd.
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Sure thing, glad to help.
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Don't think I have done anything special -- shortly after I got it is really darkened up. Has been under MHs the whole time, but they have been higher K bulbs. (( Phoenix, and then XM and Radium 20Ks )) This is its color when I first got it.
[/B][/QUOTE] Ok, I dont use the 20k bulbs so that might be it. Mine looks like yours in this picture & I am running 14k. Thanks Last edited by bump321; 06/04/2009 at 10:20 PM. |
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Sure thing.
What 14K bulbs? The Phoenix bulbs, IMO, really are 20Ks. For a while I thought it was because it was getting some sunlight from a skylight, but it kept that color as the season changed and after I moved it to another tank. Plus, there are going to be different shades of blue. Yours could just be naturally a bit lighter blue. Just look at all the different shades of red for RBTAs.
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IceCap & before that I used 12k Reeflux.
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I bet the 20ks would make hip pop. It is almost time to get new bulbs so I might give a 20k a try on him.
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It surely wouldn't hurt. I am happy with my 20Ks
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