Is this RBTA healthy? Should i buy it?

[SlukBunWalla]

Pretty sweet...

 

[garygb]

It looks great, especially for just having been introduced to your tank. I'm glad you didn't pass that anemone up. You might be waiting a long time to get another one as pretty and healthy as the one you have there. The white speckles are definitely a nice touch.

I'm assuming you have done your research already, RBTAs like to have their foot on the underside of a piece of liverock. So, don't be surprised when it goes looking for a place to attach. Also, make sure any powerhead intakes are covered.

 

[LoudProudNPunk]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14099145#post14099145 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by garygb
It looks great, especially for just having been introduced to your tank. I'm glad you didn't pass that anemone up. You might be waiting a long time to get another one as pretty and healthy as the one you have there. The white speckles are definitely a nice touch.

I'm assuming you have done your research already, RBTAs like to have their foot on the underside of a piece of liverock. So, don't be surprised when it goes looking for a place to attach. Also, make sure any powerhead intakes are covered.

yes thank you for that info. I do know that most BTAs IME like to have a foot under a overhang type of rock and then stick out to feel more protected, And i dont have any intakes uncovered. Im also glad i decided to pick it up, it adds so much to the overall beauty of my tank.

I still have my tan BTA that ive had for a couple of years in the tank to keep my maroon clown from bugging this one to much until it really gets settled in, then i'll switch the old nem out.

 

[NanoReefWanabe]

my green BTA has the same speckles i love it...certainly would not of have passed on it either...now you just need a really sweet pair of black and whites to call it home...