H.Malu Care
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OrionN
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They are relatively easy to care for. Sand bed anemone, care is very similar to Haddoni Carpet or H. crispa. Bright light clean, stable water and not a lot of current. Feeding helps, they eat anything from bits of sea food to flake food.
I keep my pair in a 30 g tank with 4 inches sand bed. They attach to the glass bottom of the tank right in the middle of the tank, under 150 W MH.
I keep my pair in a 30 g tank with 4 inches sand bed. They attach to the glass bottom of the tank right in the middle of the tank, under 150 W MH.
Thank you.
Is there a time limit that one should have for the anemone "to be in the clear". I know some anemones are harder to keep than others when first aquiring them just not sure if this is one of them.
The malu I have is aout 8-9 inches when fully open. It's attached to the bottom of my tank but when it opens it almost looks like a carpet anemone leaning on my rocks behind it. I think I might need to move some rocks around to give it more room.
Is there a time limit that one should have for the anemone "to be in the clear". I know some anemones are harder to keep than others when first aquiring them just not sure if this is one of them.
The malu I have is aout 8-9 inches when fully open. It's attached to the bottom of my tank but when it opens it almost looks like a carpet anemone leaning on my rocks behind it. I think I might need to move some rocks around to give it more room.
