Well for a specific post. . . I am thinking of finding SOMETHING else to do with my majano. Not a happy anemone in the tank I've got it in. On another forum I posted that I wanted to change the tank a bit, and they suggested 2 sexy shrimp. I prodded a bit more, since I know they like to be near anemones, and was told a rock flower would be great for that tank. So, I figured, where better to ask about anemone care than here?
The tank was set up specifically for the anemone. It is a critter tote(don't remember which size, but I think it is 9X6X6.5" I don't have a tape measure and that is the closest size that the sites that sell them have.) Holds right at 2 gallons of water. It has a stingray filter on it(I've been using it for movement. It has a sponge intake with optional carbon to put in it(I took that out) and runs 38 GPH. I have a clip on light(the sort they sell for reptile cages) that I put a 10 watt 50/50 pc bulb into(5 watts per gallon, though I have to adjust where the light goes) and right now it has a few bits of LR rubble and a thin layer of sand. Oops, forgot to add before, it also has a bit of caulerpa in there. Can be done away with if need be.
So I figured I'd ask about it here first instead of getting an anemone and killing it. . . If I could keep one in there(only resident with the 2 sexy shrimp) should I do anything else(add sand/rock) for it? Or would what I've got now be okay? If not, what are some good substitutes for the anemone that the shrimp would take to?
The tank was set up specifically for the anemone. It is a critter tote(don't remember which size, but I think it is 9X6X6.5" I don't have a tape measure and that is the closest size that the sites that sell them have.) Holds right at 2 gallons of water. It has a stingray filter on it(I've been using it for movement. It has a sponge intake with optional carbon to put in it(I took that out) and runs 38 GPH. I have a clip on light(the sort they sell for reptile cages) that I put a 10 watt 50/50 pc bulb into(5 watts per gallon, though I have to adjust where the light goes) and right now it has a few bits of LR rubble and a thin layer of sand. Oops, forgot to add before, it also has a bit of caulerpa in there. Can be done away with if need be.
So I figured I'd ask about it here first instead of getting an anemone and killing it. . . If I could keep one in there(only resident with the 2 sexy shrimp) should I do anything else(add sand/rock) for it? Or would what I've got now be okay? If not, what are some good substitutes for the anemone that the shrimp would take to?
