My new BTA! Sunburst maybe.

Looks awesome man. Are you happy with it? Real question I want to know is are these real Sunburst BTAs?



After a week in my tank it seems really happy. It hasn't moved an inch, it's hosting my clowns and irritability has expanded nicely.



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Sunburst anemone sometimes is different


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Bought it today and it's looking awesome in my nano! Got it for under $100. Hoping my clowns will host it. My male clown hosts my sinularia which is crazy. The bright orange color of the bta hopefully will make it irresistible!



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How's your nem doing ??


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it split

it split

It split about a month after I got it but still doing great. Both are still in the same spot, never moves. I'll post a picture later. Thanks for asking!
 
Nice, hope i can find one locally, i have rainbow btas, rose n green btas in my 110g n 29g tank, the oldest one two plus years it haven't split, wish they would.
 
It's been 3 months now. It's doing well I think. I feed them pieces of raw scallop every 2 weeks or so. As far as selling one, I don't want to. When it gets too big I'm going to move it to my bigger tank. Thanks.

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Hey beach What light are you running on your tank. im trying to find a decent light that will let me grow some soft corals
 
I put this tank together on the cheap by buying stuff on CL. Just so you know this tank is a tiny 5 gallons. I don't particularly like the look of the light high above the tank so my lighting solutions are the kind that sits on top of tank cover. Tank is next to my sofa and is at eye level which I like because I can watch it as I do other things there. Big benefit is that I don't see the LED which is annoying, causing me to squint. Anyways, I have 2 Marineland LED bars for whites and 2 older model Wavepoint 6 inch blue LEDs. Now I got these at great prices but I would not recommend them if you are buying new. Actually one of my blue Wavepoint stopped working about a month ago and I'm not going to replace it because they cost too much for what it is. So I've been researching a solution for my tank. I've just about decided on the Kessil A80. Based on the specs, one A80 should be enough for this small tank. If it doesn't provide wall to wall light coverage since it'll sit just an inch from the surface of the water, I may get another A80 for it. So that's what I recommend, Kessil A80. Not the cheapest solution, but it's guaranteed to grow corals.
 
Here's a pic of my setup.

You can see the LED bars and to the right you can see the Wavepoint resting on top of the bars. The big black box on top is a temperature controlled fan box which has 2 ultra quiet fans. I can barely hear them when it's on. And I'm only a foot away from it. To me with the tank cover, lights and a wavemaker the tank runs too warm. So with the fan, it maintains the tank at 25 C or 77 F +/- 0.3 C. I don't know for sure but cooler the better in terms of oxygenation and even algae control.

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Well, it's been 5 months since my purchase of this BTA. It split once and since then I stopped feeding it. It's doing remarkably well in the 5 gallon Fluval Spec V with modified everything. Still loving the orange color. Some days it's all bubble tipped, some days not. Who knows why! BTAs seem to be pretty easy to keep in a seasoned tank, even a pico reef tank.

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