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Monticap
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Something
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Hammer
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Cabbage
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Xenia
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Anemone when got home
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Anemone moved and now help by the way please. I don't want it where I can't watch it lol.
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The pictures are really nice. I would look to see if there is a reason to see why the anemone chose that location. It may be that your lighting is a little more intense then the lighting from the aquarium that it came from. It could be something to do with water flow also. Might be that there is less water flow there then in the front of the rock, or maybe more then in the front of the aquarium. Not sure what lighting that they have in those aquariums, so it may take a while for it to get used to your lighting.
 
Oh, I think my xenia stopped pulsing or barely is now though. Has a lot of flow on it it seems. Pushing pushed to the left a lot. Can these handle good flow or doesn't it really matter?
 
I think that they need lower water flow, but I will give you a bump to the top to get someone else's opinion!:D
 
Yea, I just added a xenia frag to my tank and it opened up quick and started pulsing once I moved it out of the flow. It is now below my powerhead and looks great.

I'd move it out of strong flow and see what happens. If mine stays active for the next couple days I'll probably glue it down.
 
the pic. that you have listed as something looks to me like a kenya tree or colt. as for the anemone there is not much to do to get him where you want it, as they will move on there own till they are happy. don't try to move it yourself or you may hurt the foot. but the pics are good nice job.
 
Thanks, the clam is on its side each morning when I get up. Does he move too? The anemone did move but still in the back, ugh. Time to point a powerhead at it...
 
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