LaconicReefer
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I am seeking expert advice: i will be running a 75g coast to coast 3 bean animal overflow- NO SUBSTRATE-unless you experts feel that acarpet anemone is a possibility, in which case i would use substrate. I have been growing sps for about 7 years.
I am aware of the conventional wisdom in regard to housing carpet anemones, i would prefer something like a Haddons anemone, preferably not a nano, though i am open to all ideas!
My friend is feeling a similar way about wanting to house a carpet anemone, though his tank is 135g but is all SPS- but i must give him credit where credit is due, it was his idea to have the designated anemone area (not surrounded by, but you understand my meaning) have the branching monti's around it- the cheaper, faster growing and hardier sps coral.
it is a standard 75g, 48"x18.5"x21"
Do you experts feel it feasible to house a carpet anemone in this way? why or why not?
Thanks for your time and consideration!
I am aware of the conventional wisdom in regard to housing carpet anemones, i would prefer something like a Haddons anemone, preferably not a nano, though i am open to all ideas!
My friend is feeling a similar way about wanting to house a carpet anemone, though his tank is 135g but is all SPS- but i must give him credit where credit is due, it was his idea to have the designated anemone area (not surrounded by, but you understand my meaning) have the branching monti's around it- the cheaper, faster growing and hardier sps coral.
it is a standard 75g, 48"x18.5"x21"
Do you experts feel it feasible to house a carpet anemone in this way? why or why not?
Thanks for your time and consideration!
