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Lost in the Sauce
BANGERANG!!!!
GSP will grow with a burned out light bulb from a nyc subway tunnel abandoned in the 70's.
Nems is a huge group. Most of them, no.
Lbrdsoxfan
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Will need a real reef light for the nem, but as already said, gsp will nearly grow in the dark!
I successfully grew a RBTA under the mairinland reef light. Blue and whites. Everyone on forums back then said no and it grew to size of a large grapefruit but it was the marineLAND REEF light that purchased years ago. Not sure if they still make that particular one
jabberwock
2500 Club Member
I was never a fan of GSP, but he was an incredible fighter. Until you put him on an island... That kind of slowed him down.
monkeyCmonkeyDo
7500 Club Member
You could do tube anenomes. Most nems will need a little brighter light.
Maybe 2 of those Marineland led fixtures might sustain nems.
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Maybe 2 of those Marineland led fixtures might sustain nems.
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monkeyCmonkeyDo
7500 Club Member
Is that the ufc fighter with the French name?
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Lost in the Sauce
BANGERANG!!!!
THAT'S not nice to tell someone wanting a Nem. Yes it's non photosynthetic, but they gotta have some Room
Lost in the Sauce
BANGERANG!!!!
Yes. He was a super athlete in his day. Stayed around a bit too long.
jabberwock
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French Canadian, George St. Pierre.
monkeyCmonkeyDo
7500 Club Member
A tube anenome is still an anenome. I don't understand how that's not nice? Lol.
Tube nems eat decent sized foods. Dead or dying fish ect. They really aren't that photosynthetic. If the OP doesn't wanna get two of the same light. They can get another different light maybe?
I'd hate to see someone buy a nice $100+ anenome to watch it melt in their fish tank cuz it wasn't getting enough light. Slow death
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Tube nems eat decent sized foods. Dead or dying fish ect. They really aren't that photosynthetic. If the OP doesn't wanna get two of the same light. They can get another different light maybe?
I'd hate to see someone buy a nice $100+ anenome to watch it melt in their fish tank cuz it wasn't getting enough light. Slow death
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monkeyCmonkeyDo
7500 Club Member
That was him! Ty! I remember watching Brock lesner fight that guy with the beard. It was a good fight long time ago.
Guy had lunchboxes for fists.
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Guy had lunchboxes for fists.
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monkeyCmonkeyDo
7500 Club Member
Tube anenomes are beautiful and deadly BTW. Just like carpets.
They come flourescent pink, orange, white, I've seen dark brown almost black ones too.
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They come flourescent pink, orange, white, I've seen dark brown almost black ones too.
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monkeyCmonkeyDo
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@Lost in the Sauce I'm sorry I do give ppl the benefit of the doubt that they will do at least some research of their own. My bad. I get what ur saying now. Took me a sec.
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Lost in the Sauce
BANGERANG!!!!
They actually Aren't anenome at all. Here's the Google answer because I'm not smart enough to remember the big words.
"What Is a Tube Anemone? So, let us get one thing straight right from the start: Tube anemones are not anemones. Cerianthids do superficially resemble the distantly related "true" sea anemones (Order Actinaria). Although they also belong to the Hexacorallia, they are placed in the Order Ceriantharia."
It was more tongue in cheek. I own and love tubes. They aren't for everyone. I've had them eat fish and inverts. They will Destroy anything they can touch.
They aren't really beginner friendly. Based on my OP question, it seems like it's a new to be reef.
monkeyCmonkeyDo
7500 Club Member
Beautiful nems dude 
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Lost in the Sauce
BANGERANG!!!!
I won't put walking nems in the frag tank for obvious reasons.
I Love having the Tubes in there. Looking to get more!
