Can anybody help me with this nem species? I bought it with my clean up crew to meet the minimum order requirements. My lighting is not very bright at the moment and I only have a single source of flow. I am building an HP LED display for the tank, and new pumps and overflow systems will be on the next paycheck. That said, this thing looks great which confuses me. I had to move my mushroom coral up off the floor of the aquarium so it could get more light and water flow, so it now sits a couple inches above my Condy which hasn't moved from it's perch halfway up the tank since it arrived a week ago. I expected this thing to be searching the tank for the right conditions till the new gear arrived, but it seems completely happy in low flow/low light conditions, is this normal for this type of anemone?
Haitian Condy
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billdogg
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During many dives in the Caribbean, I have found Condy's anywhere from just below low tide down to about 60', in water that is crystal clear and water with very poor visibility. Many moons ago, I had one in a 55g that was lit with 2 x 48" NO T12 daylight bulbs and it did just fine. I would guess that the better the conditions, the happier it will be, but they seem to be fairly tolerant of less than perfect conditions.
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Ron Reefman
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They are pretty tolerant and are now a protected species in Florida and normal saltwater fishing license does NOT allow you to collect them. So enjoy the one you have. Good luck.
