Me too!!! But just for clarification, they are technically part of the Black Coral family not an anemone at all. I state that only so my classification "type" is explained. Commonly they are known as an anemone.
Me too!!! But just for clarification, they are technically part of the Black Coral family not an anemone at all. I state that only so my classification "type" is explained. Commonly they are known as an anemone.
Ok so clarify this for me too~what are Black Coral Family? What? Did you think you were going to get away easy? NOT with Miz! lol
Wow very interesting and how unique. What lighting do you have yours under? Does the lack of depth in a tank affect them in any way? Where do you have yours placed?
Wow very interesting and how unique. What lighting do you have yours under? Does the lack of depth in a tank affect them in any way? Where do you have yours placed?
Mine is a combination SPS and NPS tank. The lighting is 2 400 watt 20k MH with LED lights for the evening and morning. I only run the MHs for 5 hours since most of the NPS corals don't care if there is light or not. My SPS however...care. The tank depth is really not an issue as they are sand dwellers, but my tank is 32 inches deep so I have plenty of depth. I put them in the sand but they move where they are happiest.
Mine is a combination SPS and NPS tank. The lighting is 2 400 watt 20k MH with LED lights for the evening and morning. I only run the MHs for 5 hours since most of the NPS corals don't care if there is light or not. My SPS however...care. The tank depth is really not an issue as they are sand dwellers, but my tank is 32 inches deep so I have plenty of depth. I put them in the sand but they move where they are happiest.
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That nem just blows my mind
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