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CORRECTION:
More 'food' = 'more bacteria'. Less 'food' = 'less bacteria'. |
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No, Aiptais don't do that. They sit there without
reproducing for a little wile, just long enough so that the aquarist thinks that it is safe, and then when the aquarist stops looking, it starts quickly reproducing, and then before you know it they are everywhere :-) Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets George Patterson wrote on 11/28/2006 10:42 AM: Pszemol wrote: I am betting his "anemone" is an aiptasia anemone :-)) Naw... If that were the case, he could claim to have several hundred anemones by now. George Patterson Forgive your enemies. But always remember who they are. |
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Way back when I had my first marine.
I was so very very proud of me anemone I used to hand feed it each day When they bred I was exstatic ![]() Let them cover pretty much the whole tank whole place was a rippling carpet of 'em was not impressed when someone told me they were bad...... And maybe they are for your awesome displays but for the ultra n000b an apista can be very cool AT least it prepared me tho for the freak out of me local saltys when they learned I had a mantis shrimp in my tank and liked him too. Sometimes I recon the best things to put in a tank are the things that do the best and apista's, damsels, mantis shrimp, bristleworms and brown crabs did bloody well in me first tank Now I'd prob be bored with it but at the time ****s and giggles let alone shenanigens and tomfoolery!! ![]() Getting rid of me anemones have some cuttlefish eggs incoming yay! happy daze Swarvegorilla "Wayne Sallee" wrote in message nk.net... No, Aiptais don't do that. They sit there without reproducing for a little wile, just long enough so that the aquarist thinks that it is safe, and then when the aquarist stops looking, it starts quickly reproducing, and then before you know it they are everywhere :-) Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets George Patterson wrote on 11/28/2006 10:42 AM: Pszemol wrote: I am betting his "anemone" is an aiptasia anemone :-)) Naw... If that were the case, he could claim to have several hundred anemones by now. George Patterson Forgive your enemies. But always remember who they are. |
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