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Old August 30th 04, 08:47 PM
David Burton
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All,

I have been unsuccessful previously keeping anemones and I would like to add
one to my new tank. When would you suggest is a good time to add one after
the tank has been matured? (tank has been matured for 3 weeks now)

I am sure my problems previously have been down to how they have been fed
and I have been unable to feed them. What do you feed your anemones?

Finally, what are the known things that cause problems to anemones i.e pH,
salinity, phosphates, nitrates etc. ?

Kind Regards,
David


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Old August 30th 04, 08:59 PM
Toni
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"David Burton" wrote in message
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All,

I have been unsuccessful previously keeping anemones and I would like to

add
one to my new tank. When would you suggest is a good time to add one after
the tank has been matured? (tank has been matured for 3 weeks now)


General recommendations are to wait one year. This is for your tank to
stabilize, and for *you* to stabilize all your maintenance and additive
issues.


I am sure my problems previously have been down to how they have been fed
and I have been unable to feed them. What do you feed your anemones?


Fresh raw seafoods- shrimp bits, krill, squid, silversides, etc.


Finally, what are the known things that cause problems to anemones i.e pH,
salinity, phosphates, nitrates etc. ?



All of the above.
They are very tender creatures.


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Old August 31st 04, 12:23 AM
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some would say as soon as possible because if you wait until everything else
has stabilised and then let lose a stinging wrecking ball of anemone into a
tank will make the system totally unstable.

Robin


"David Burton" wrote in message
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All,

I have been unsuccessful previously keeping anemones and I would like to
add
one to my new tank. When would you suggest is a good time to add one after
the tank has been matured? (tank has been matured for 3 weeks now)

I am sure my problems previously have been down to how they have been fed
and I have been unable to feed them. What do you feed your anemones?

Finally, what are the known things that cause problems to anemones i.e pH,
salinity, phosphates, nitrates etc. ?

Kind Regards,
David




 




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