Haddoni and gbta together?

danieljames

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I've read through the forum, and i'm seeing it's not the best idea to keep different species of carpets together. Would a single gbta, about 7", be alright with a 12" blue haddoni in an oceanic 58 show? Also, what is the best method of removing a large haddoni from a display?
 
I currently have a large RBTA and geen Haddon in a 180gal. Both are doing fine. They are at opposite ends of the tank though...
 
Re: Haddoni and gbta together?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8156426#post8156426 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by danieljames
I've read through the forum, and i'm seeing it's not the best idea to keep different species of carpets together. Would a single gbta, about 7", be alright with a 12" blue haddoni in an oceanic 58 show? Also, what is the best method of removing a large haddoni from a display?
I think there are more cases where keeping a BTA with a carpet anemone is more of a problem than keeping different carpet anemones together.
The exception to this might be keeping the Atlantic carpet S. helianthus with one of the Pacific species.
Removing a large Haddon's anemone from a display is not easy.
Try teasing the foot up with a credit card or finger nail. If it's foot is attached near/under a rock you'll probably need to (carefully) remove the rock. If you have fishes in the same aquarium (other than Clownfish) you should remove them.
The slime and/or nematocysts shed by a stressed anemone can wipe out all of the fishes in the same aquarium.
 
Re: Haddoni and gbta together?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8156426#post8156426 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by danieljames
I've read through the forum, and i'm seeing it's not the best idea to keep different species of carpets together.


Would a single gbta, about 7", be alright with a 12" blue haddoni in an oceanic 58 show? Also, what is the best method of removing a large haddoni from a display?

so i have read too in WWM
 
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