I have a Condy anemone. I've had it little over a month and in the past week the tips of it are turn brownish. What is happening? Too much current, low temp, low lighting???? Any have advice??
I have a Condy anemone. I've had it little over a month and in the past week the tips of it are turn brownish. What is happening? Too much current, low temp, low lighting???? Any have advice??
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What kind of lighting, how old is the tank, do you feed the anemone? In my humble opinion this species of anemone is best left OUT of your tank and in the ocean.
I have 2 65 watt ODYSSEA actinic blue lights and 2 65 watt daylight 12000K. I recieved the tank from a friend who was unable to keep it because he is moving. I would say he owned the tank for about 2 years and I've had it for about 2 months. I feed the anemone raw shrimp every 3-4 days.Originally Posted by Poseidon
how old are the bulbs?
Kyle
4-5 monthsOriginally Posted by pdfb55
Why in your humble opinion should a Condylactis gigantea best be left in the ocean?Originally Posted by Poseidon
Thanks!
Your condy is turning brown because it is getting healthy. It is gaining back its zoxanthellae (or however you misspell it). This is a good sign.
Bubba
Hmmm... now that the tank is full, I could convert the pool to saltwater...
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Because it gets HUGE, and most clown fish will not host in it.Originally Posted by mosfet
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