Look what I woke up to!

[10galclowns]

http://i.imgur.com/iDo0v.jpg


What does this mean? Why did this happen? Is it good or bad?

 

[BigAl2007]

IT's hard to say what is different... do you mean TWO anemone?

Usually it's a GOOD thing so long as they don't go wandering around the tank trying to find a new home and end up in a pump or intake grate.

Anemone can split because everything is really good or because something is wrong. If something is critically wrong with the tank (Water parameters etc) they may split in a last ditch attempt for some portion of the original to survive to to keep the population going.

 

[10galclowns]

Yeah they split

 

[10galclowns]

Water is good everything in tank is healthy and happy.

 

[BigAl2007]

I started with a single RBTA about 18 months ago. Last time I counted I had (7) of them in the same tank. So long as they aren't a problem for coral and other sessile creatures, they aren't in danger of pumps or intake grates, and the tank is happy I'd just say SWEET!

 

[10galclowns]

Heck yeah! Thanks guys!

 

[10galclowns]

When should I feel them?

 

[jwoyshnar]

I'd give them at least a week to heal.

 

[SNAKEMANVET]

Congrats on the split.

 

[BigAl2007]

I'd give them at least a week to heal.

Ditto! Make sure you're on top of your game with Water Parameters and that your light is sufficient for them. Other than that leave them alone for a few weeks and continue your original regimen.

 

[10galclowns]

I have t5 high output light