Ok I've kept alot of anemones over the years, but this is the first
BTA Green from Singapore. Initially he moved around the tank, which I expected and he settled on the underside of a piece of liverock. I didn't think much of it as I expected him to get use to his new enviroment. The BTA stayed underneath for now several days so I just turned his rock over placing him in moderate light and mild to moderate water movement and overnight he went to the bottom again. I thought these anemones liked moderate lighting and moderate water movement, which if this is true why would he choose to stay out of the light and no he is not stretching his arms out into the light. 30 Gal tank all parameters
excellent. Only inhabitants are condy anemone other side of tank,
pair false perculas, turbo snails and three small hermit crabs, one
banded shrimp and one skunk shrimp..'
Anyone got any idea for this behavior. I hate having an anemone
I can't see
BTA Green from Singapore. Initially he moved around the tank, which I expected and he settled on the underside of a piece of liverock. I didn't think much of it as I expected him to get use to his new enviroment. The BTA stayed underneath for now several days so I just turned his rock over placing him in moderate light and mild to moderate water movement and overnight he went to the bottom again. I thought these anemones liked moderate lighting and moderate water movement, which if this is true why would he choose to stay out of the light and no he is not stretching his arms out into the light. 30 Gal tank all parameters
excellent. Only inhabitants are condy anemone other side of tank,
pair false perculas, turbo snails and three small hermit crabs, one
banded shrimp and one skunk shrimp..'
Anyone got any idea for this behavior. I hate having an anemone
I can't see
