Looking for experience with rbta's

[brettinteriors]

Both good and bad. Debating wether to put one in my reef. I know they like to move but I have seen them in heavily stocked reefs.

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[aquaph8]

Ive had two bubble tips over the years. The first one stayed put for a long time till I did something to cause it to split and move all over. ( i was new to the hobby at the time and didn't do half of the stuff I should have). I didn't lose any corals to it moving. I now have a rbta and it hasn't moved yet, even through a tank trasfer it stayed where I put it. I have it next to torch corals and it leans away from them. Id go for it. pretty safe IMO

 

[steve24az]

I have one. 4 clowns living in it. Has never moved. Love it.

 

[fishaholic911]

This is the only one I would choose as the are the best looking, easy to care for, tend to stay put, and they tend not to have coral warfare.

 

[sillygoose]

Four clowns at once??

 

[fishaholic911]

The only bad I have found is when they mature they can take up alot of space. One of mine was the size of a dinner plate, he/she had to go to make room for more corals.

 

[fishaholic911]

Four clowns at once??

I know right " one at a time please "

 

[Big Jay D]

I had a big GBTA that moved only when I needed it to move. I would point a jet at it and the flow would cause it to move. It was in the same place for about a year then I moved it to save a SPS it was getting too close to. I also saw most of the fish touch this nem with no damage. Super safe. The mini carpets I had did well too.

 

[brettinteriors]

Thanks guys. I give one a home. My clowns will love it.

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