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August 20th 06, 04:25 AM
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Tube Anenomes
StringerBell wrote:
hi, I had a tank back in the 80`s that wasnt a reef tank (special lighting) BUT--- I managed to keep a beautiful Purple tube anemone for years in it. It seemed to thrive and do fine with the brine shrimp and clam pieces I fed it. I want to start a new marine aquarium w/o the hi-tech lighting. I cant afford it. But I would like to have a nice tube anenome like the old days. Did I just luck out years ago----or are these tube anenomes heartier than others and formidable in a regular fish-only tank? thanks for your help. The thing about tube anemones is that they are not photosynthic so they do not need great lighting, they just need to be feed. Kim 
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