Anyone have a Ritteri?

[RLeclerc]

i never see anyone talk about them on this forum! do they suck? id be nice to see some more

 

[elegance coral]

There's quite a few people on this forum that has them. They're great anemones. Probably my favorite. They are just very delicate and hard to care for. I lost mine in a power outage, but I still have pic's. Would you like to see the pic's or are you just looking for pic's of magnificas that are still alive?

 

[RLeclerc]

oh i would love to see pics brosive!! Really? they dnt seem very hard to care for ive had my tank running for less then 2 months and mine seems to be better then it was in the store it eats like crazy!!! it looves Roggers food thats for sure!

 

[2Addicted]

I dont think it will make it long with a tank that is not established. I think i have seen pictures of yours and it looks pretty bleached.

 

[RLeclerc]

lol no way! its super pink!

 

[2Addicted]

I must be mistaken. sorry.

 

[RLeclerc]

matter of fact im lookin at pictures on google n it looks great... must be the picture

 

[2Addicted]

well it could be partly because im color blind (I know, a colorblind reefkeeper what the heck haha ???).

 

[RLeclerc]

lol its all good brosive!

 

[elegance coral]

Most anemone keepers rank them among the hardest to keep. IMHO, they are the most difficult of all the anemones I've kept. Most of them don't ship well and are on the verge of death when we get them. They can take a turn for the worse very quickly so don't Let your guard down. Two months with a new magnifica is nothing. As long as it keeps improving you're on the right track though.

Anyway...... You asked for it, so here ya go.

 

[elegance coral]

lol no way! its super pink!

Your magnifica is pink???????? Can you post a pic? Please.

 

[2Addicted]

You can see his nem if you look in the "I wanna see your clownfish please" thread its the first post

 

[RLeclerc]

yea urs are nice!

 

[RLeclerc]

just incase for further post their colors are blue, orange, pink, purple, green, red, and tan depending on where they are from.