Hello! Last night my wife texted me while I'm at work, she was worried about our anemone showing an alarming feature. It shrunk with his mouth open like gasping for some air.
I tried doing some research first before I tried to do some crazy things. My water parameters were ok and so as the light. I just had this anemone for 4 days now and he actually settled on that position after a day. Anyways, my research came in to different responses from our fellow reefers, some says its dying, other says its just pooping, other says having its mouth open is not normal. I tried to think of other possibilities, I only fed him once by spot feeding it with phytoplanktons and mysis shrimp which I don't think he took it. Nothing big that will make him vomit it by not digesting it. So I tried to let him be and slept. The next day as I woke up I immediately checked him and he is back to his normal ways!
All bubbles are up and looking happy.
I made this thread hoping to get more information about what happened to my anemone since I am not the only hobbyist here that got the same experience. Maybe someone here knows the answer and I really wanted to know the reason why. I am now really fascinated with anemones... they really have a character.
Hoping to hear back from you guys!
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I tried doing some research first before I tried to do some crazy things. My water parameters were ok and so as the light. I just had this anemone for 4 days now and he actually settled on that position after a day. Anyways, my research came in to different responses from our fellow reefers, some says its dying, other says its just pooping, other says having its mouth open is not normal. I tried to think of other possibilities, I only fed him once by spot feeding it with phytoplanktons and mysis shrimp which I don't think he took it. Nothing big that will make him vomit it by not digesting it. So I tried to let him be and slept. The next day as I woke up I immediately checked him and he is back to his normal ways!
All bubbles are up and looking happy.
I made this thread hoping to get more information about what happened to my anemone since I am not the only hobbyist here that got the same experience. Maybe someone here knows the answer and I really wanted to know the reason why. I am now really fascinated with anemones... they really have a character.
Hoping to hear back from you guys!
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