Just over 1 week in and I'm pretty happy with this nem. No deflating, moving, or changing shape in any way. Sure, someone snaked the bicinctus clowns out from under me, but I'll find something else
Very nice. You guys have it so good on the West coast.
Very nice. You guys have it so good on the West coast.
This is best. If we don't prepare to take good care of them, they should stay in the Ocean......
Most LFS I called asking about mags, gigs simply told me, "we don't get those because they just die"!lol
In my tank, feeding means getting bigger. If I don't want a larger anemone then no additional feeding. They rarely regress in size unless they got sick.
This is best. If we don't prepare to take good care of them, they should stay in the Ocean.
I think there was some confusion in my statement that was originally for another poster on another thread, being concerened that his nem was smaller in his display than it was at the LFS, and thinking it was diminishing in health.
My point was a nems body is just basically similar to a solar panel, but able to retract or expand as needed, so size is not the be all end all of determining health, and it's quite common for them to change size depending on light they are receiving.
Taking in food is a secondary means of energy, and they can go a long time w/out being spot fed, much much longer than they can go w/out light.
Did you get him from AquaSD?The guy who runs the LFS that I got my mag from is pretty well known around here as being very knowledgeable, and very good at hand picking quality specimens (inverts, fish, etc). So I didn't hesitate to get this nem from him. I've seen some really nice gigs at his shop before too.
Did you get him from AquaSD?
I wish I can see this store in person.