ritteri anemone

[Spikehs]

I have been deciding between a BTA or a ritteri anemone, and currently are leaning towards a ritteri anemone... i'd love to see some pics of anyones ritteri's (espcially unique colored ones) and hear and info you have about them, thanks!

 

[Flighty]

They are extreemly dificult to get in healthy condition and if they are healthy they can get very very large. If it is your first anemone I would recomend getting a BTA and seeing how that does and learn to recognise the good health and trouble signs first. I have some pics in my galery.

 

[WaterbugJenn]

I agree with Flighty If it is your first Nem better to go with a Bta. That way you can learn what is involved in keeping nems before getting one that is difficult to keep. I have only had my first nem for 2 mo (LTA). I would have liked to get something more interesting but I also needed to learn how to care for them. My progression pics are here http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1058541

 

[apayne]

Where do you guys find healthy Mags? I have been looking, but have had no luck.

Thanks,
Aaron

 

[GSMguy]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9366646#post9366646 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by apayne
Where do you guys find healthy Mags? I have been looking, but have had no luck.

Thanks,
Aaron

the healthy ones are in the pacific ocean:lol:

 

[WaterbugJenn]

k i might be having a blonde moment but what is a "Mags"?

 

[GSMguy]

H. magnfica AKA ritteri anemone

 

[WaterbugJenn]

OOhhhh Okie dokie. See I told you blonde moment LOL
Thanks!!