Carpet anemone

[Stickman87]

So I was at my lfs today and their order came in and got sent more carpets than they ordered so I hot one for free and it is rolling around in my tank.. I shut the pumps off and still has not flipped back over yet. Wondering about flow high or low or should I stick it on a rock or leave it alone

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[Led reef]

Low flow


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[Led reef]

Make sure u treat than with cypro


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[Led reef]

Leave on the sand


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[Stickman87]

Ok what about lighting?? I'm running 6 t5 ho I also turned my pump off for a bit to let it get some footing on something I'll send a pic when I get home

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[Led reef]

Light is ok I have t5 too


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[worm5406]

Wait.. Who's pictures are those??

 

[Stickman87]

That's the one I got for free lol

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[NYCBOB]

shat kind of light do u have? they need a mature tank with decent lighting to thrive.

 

[Stickman87]

6 t5 ho and tank has been running for 2 years I just added some new dry rock to one side of the rank in that pic

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[D-Nak]

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You have an interesting habit of posting photos on other people's threads.

 

[Stickman87]

I started this thread I have the first post

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[D-Nak]

I started this thread I have the first post

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Yes, exactly. I was referring to Led reef adding photos to your thread for no apparent reason.

You have a haddoni, which likes to bury its foot in a deep sand bed. They prefer lower flow and will stay at the bottom of your tank.

In Led reef's photo, I see blue haddoni which has its foot half way out of the sand. Either it's a new addition to the tank, or is not happy and is on the move. I also see a gigantea, which has different care requirements than a haddoni. It'd be great to have some narrative with the photos. I initially assumed the photos were accidentally added to the wrong thread. :mixed:

 

[Stickman87]

Oh ok lol

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[CoralsAddiction]

You have an interesting habit of posting photos on other people's threads.

:fun2::fun2::fun2:
:rollface::rollface::rollface:

 

[Cliving1]

Dont worry did the same to my thread.

Does look like a nice size haddoni. Got to be less than 5"?