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So I had this guy almost a week ago what should I be looking for signs of bad health ... current pic mid day
any feed back is welcome
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The mouth is the first sign of stress from what i have found. I try to watch the mouth and color. Sorry i cant be more helpful, but this is what i was told as the most important.So I had this guy almost a week ago what should I be looking for signs of bad health ... current pic mid dayany feed back is welcome![]()
The mouth is the first sign of stress from what i have found. I try to watch the mouth and color. Sorry i cant be more helpful, but this is what i was told as the most important.
Your Anemone looks happy. You will notice when it looks bad. Deflation, Loss of color, mouth gaping, and just over all sick looking. What does this look like u see blue lights? Beauty in disguise?
It does look happy but its zooxanthellae are pretty sparse, thus the pale color. With decent light and some nutrients in the water, it should color up some, maybe a lot. Until then, I would make sure it gets fed once a week.
has the anemone moved since the picture? LOL at the cleaner shrimp. They are my favorite shrimps.
I don't have any experience with that light. If you have a PAR meter or if you can borrow one from a friend or lfs, try for at least 150 PAR.As fare as lights go in running an orbit marine ic LED which is run on my lid and I’m feeding it frozen mysis twice a week roughly a quarter cube .... any thoughts on my lights if they will be enough

Looks good for new, but agree a little light in color.
Mysis towards it a couple times helps regain zoo, should color up more as it regains health
I don't have any experience with that light. If you have a PAR meter or if you can borrow one from a friend or lfs, try for at least 150 PAR.
As far as food, I like to give my anemones raw shrimp (the grocery store kind), chopped into pieces no bigger than their mouths. Or, if you have clownfishes, you can give them food that's too big for them to swallow in one bite; they will try to escape from other fish back into their nem with it, and then the nem will often manage to grab some of it away from them.![]()
If you give what it needs it will color upAt what point should I worry if it stays light colored ?

