awesomefrog
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I just thought this would be fun to share this with y'all. In 5 months I've been able to nurse a hitchhiker anemone back to health. I'm pretty sure it's a green BTA. But that's just my amateur opinion.
Here's the before picture from the beginning of February. The rock it was on had been out of water for a number of hours, and I didn't know until the next day that I had an anemone.
BEFORE:
I fed it little pieces of shrimp, fish, or Rod's Food about 3 times a week while it was still pale. After about a month it picked up a very faint green color.
DURING:
Over the last couple months the color has gotten much deeper and it has really stretched itself out nicely.
AFTER:
Now I feed it about once a week. Once I get the tank moved and settled again, I'd like to get a pair of clownfish and see if they might be interested in hosting in it.
Hopefully I'll be able to move everything without shocking the anemone (or anything else) too much.
Here's the before picture from the beginning of February. The rock it was on had been out of water for a number of hours, and I didn't know until the next day that I had an anemone.
BEFORE:
I fed it little pieces of shrimp, fish, or Rod's Food about 3 times a week while it was still pale. After about a month it picked up a very faint green color.
DURING:
Over the last couple months the color has gotten much deeper and it has really stretched itself out nicely.
AFTER:
Now I feed it about once a week. Once I get the tank moved and settled again, I'd like to get a pair of clownfish and see if they might be interested in hosting in it.
Hopefully I'll be able to move everything without shocking the anemone (or anything else) too much.
