BTA and RFA Tank

[merfury1989]

So my tank (10gallon) currently holds 2 BTA on top of rock structure. The rock structure covers half of the tank. Other half is just sand.
Would a Rock Flower Anemone a good addition?
Do the BTA and RFA get along? In terms of one stays on rock and on on the sand or small rocks?

Kindly advice, as 2nd option for me is cover the sand bit with zoas and palys

 

[blaxsun]

Yes and yes, although my RFAs all prefer being attached to rocks (only one is close to the sand bed).

 

[merfury1989]

So would you attach that rock to the main rock pile? Or make seperate Island for RFA to stay there?

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

RFA seem to enjoy hooking on at the bottom of the rock where it meets the sand. Some may move up higher but they should still play nice together.

 

[Rick's Reviews]

So my tank (10gallon) currently holds 2 BTA on top of rock structure. The rock structure covers half of the tank. Other half is just sand.
Would a Rock Flower Anemone a good addition?
Do the BTA and RFA get along? In terms of one stays on rock and on on the sand or small rocks?

Kindly advice, as 2nd option for me is cover the sand bit with zoas and palys

Can we get photos

 

[Rick's Reviews]

Can we get photos

I would choose BTA and RFA over any zoas
That's just my opinion

 

[merfury1989]

I would choose BTA and RFA over any zoas
That's just my opinion

Is it because of the compatibility?

 

[sfin52]

So would you attach that rock to the main rock pile? Or make seperate Island for RFA to stay there?

They will attach to the main rock structure but below the sand.

 

[Rick's Reviews]

Is it because of the compatibility?

No not really, zoa and paly gardens are great if you enjoy them.

BTA and RFA are a separate kind of animal, they wonder around, they are individually different compared to a zoa colony on a rock .

 

[OrchidMiss]

So my tank (10gallon) currently holds 2 BTA on top of rock structure. The rock structure covers half of the tank. Other half is just sand.
Would a Rock Flower Anemone a good addition?
Do the BTA and RFA get along? In terms of one stays on rock and on on the sand or small rocks?

Kindly advice, as 2nd option for me is cover the sand bit with zoas and palys

They all get along fabulously in my 20!
Just watch the btas... they take over

 

[Rick's Reviews]

what the heck is that

 

[OrchidMiss]

what the heck is that

That's my alien crab.
(Arrow crab)

 

[OrchidMiss]

He's pretty awesome. He cleans out any clam shells I have left when I make food for the tanks.

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

what the heck is that

That would be a worm killing machine.

 

[Rick's Reviews]

What size is your aquarium please. That guy looks awesome and scary at same time, I'm kinda getting used to shrimp and crabs climbing on my hand in my aquriam but can't imagine that on My hand

 

[Rick's Reviews]

Waiting on video, what do they eat, I'm sure my aquarium too small but definitely on my wish list for my next aquriam

What size is your aquarium please. That guy looks awesome and scary at same time, I'm kinda getting used to shrimp and crabs climbing on my hand in my aquriam but can't imagine that on My hand