Hello everyone,
My seabae ananeome (unbleached) which was very healthy and had been in a tank for years (I acquired a full established setup months ago) is upside down this morning - fully inflated, certainly alive. I tried flipping it the other way and it flipped itself back again.
170 red sea reefer. All parameters are perfect - 1.025, 24.9 c, undetectable levels of ammonia and nitrates. All corals, fish, etc are very happy.
The only thing I can think about is I've often fed the tank smaller frozen food from cubes. However, 3 days ago I purchased frozen squid and fed all the anenomes slivers of aprox 0.5" x 0.75-1"
From the reading I've done, it seems like it maybe trying to regurgitate the food?
I was going to leave town for a few days this morning. I am currently delaying until I figure this out as I don't want to risk nuking the tank as I'm gone. Any suggestions would be truly appreciated!
Thank you
My seabae ananeome (unbleached) which was very healthy and had been in a tank for years (I acquired a full established setup months ago) is upside down this morning - fully inflated, certainly alive. I tried flipping it the other way and it flipped itself back again.
170 red sea reefer. All parameters are perfect - 1.025, 24.9 c, undetectable levels of ammonia and nitrates. All corals, fish, etc are very happy.
The only thing I can think about is I've often fed the tank smaller frozen food from cubes. However, 3 days ago I purchased frozen squid and fed all the anenomes slivers of aprox 0.5" x 0.75-1"
From the reading I've done, it seems like it maybe trying to regurgitate the food?
I was going to leave town for a few days this morning. I am currently delaying until I figure this out as I don't want to risk nuking the tank as I'm gone. Any suggestions would be truly appreciated!
Thank you
