biocube question

[pennfisherman]

Can I put an ananime in my 14gal biocube for my clowns...?
If so whatkind?

 

[EasyEd77]

A biocube 14 is not a good fit for an anemone. You are better off adding a torch coral, frogspawn, or hammer coral. Clownfish will host just about anything.

 

[pennfisherman]

Ok I have a frogspawn so that should be goood

 

[DeathWish302]

I so feel like Toddtrex.

'Clownfish will host just about anything.'

Clownfish do not 'host' anything.... the anemone/coral hosts the clownfish. Otherwise when you go to your buddies house your hosting him......

 

[Toddrtrex]

I so feel like Toddtrex.

'Clownfish will host just about anything.'

Clownfish do not 'host' anything.... the anemone/coral hosts the clownfish. Otherwise when you go to your buddies house your hosting him......

he he he.

Then you must also feel the pain in both knees and the lower back.

 

[DBarsotti]

A biocube 14 is not a good fit for an anemone.

why?

(without getting the pitchfork and torches out) ha

 

[Toddrtrex]

A biocube 14 is not a good fit for an anemone. QUOTE]

why?

(without getting the pitchfork and torches out) ha

Besides the inherent difficulties of keeping the water stable in such a small tank -- which shouldn't be ignored, anemones put out a good amount of waste --- all of the hosting anemones will get too big for a 14 gallon tank.

 

[DBarsotti]

Makes sense. I keep a small green BTA in my 14bc. I change 3 gallons a week out of the tank and also run the smallest ramora model on it, would this be appropriate enough waste removal?