Is my RBTA splitting ????

If it successfully splits then the 2 resulting anemones will each have a mouth. When people propagate anemones they have to make sure each clone they are making has a piece of the mouth with it. Without that I don't believe it will live.
 
NewOne81 said:
If it successfully splits then the 2 resulting anemones will each have a mouth. When people propagate anemones they have to make sure each clone they are making has a piece of the mouth with it. Without that I don't believe it will live.
Click to expand...

They both have a part of the mouth, but it is not healed yet.
 
Id wait till its healed and looks good before feeding. It should be able to heal up without any food. Plus it might be putting more stress on it while its healing.
 
NewOne81 said:
Id wait till its healed and looks good before feeding. It should be able to heal up without any food. Plus it might be putting more stress on it while its healing.
Click to expand...

I was thinking to start feeding it after the mouth is all healed. Will post pic tomorrow how it is doing now.
 
Almost all healed and still haven't moved , it is still at the same spot. The left 1 is the mother and right 1 is the clone. Clone is healing faster then mother . Will start feeding it next week.
 

Attachments

  • image.jpg
    image.jpg
    35.1 KB · Views: 10
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

B
Ritteri Swollen Mouth
Replies
8
Views
760
Bakeman
B
reefcrew
Palythoa grandis fragging
Replies
10
Views
2K
Reefing102
Reefing102
R
some random questions
Replies
1
Views
225
SantaMonica
S
T
Trying to identify what ate my Torch Coral
Replies
12
Views
252
Uncle99
Uncle99
S
200 Gallon Mixed Reef - Rock Questions
2
Replies
20
Views
572
wvned
wvned
Back
Top