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August 20th 06, 04:21 AM
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Tube Anemonies
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. 
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