Just an edited RBTA

[Reefing102]

So I got a little bored today and thought I’d browse some sites. The highly edited pics made me want to make my own.

Here’s one of my Rainbows (edited to show what I’m seeing in person).

And here’s my “edited” vendor pic

All that pink is more orange leaning in a daylight. If that anemone truly looked like my edited pic, that would be amazing.

 

[Pistondog]

They are beautiful but can be almost invasive. Bought 1 2 years ago, now have 4 and they dont play nice with corals.
Hard to move as well.
Your pics are gorgeous.

 

[Reefing102]

Thanks. Yea my one turned to four (about a year in). I have two in my display (including that one). The other two got moved to my wife’s anemone tank and one has since split as well. They are beautiful. If only they’d stay in one place and form a nice group, that would be amazing.

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

They are beautiful but can be almost invasive. Bought 1 2 years ago, now have 4 and they dont play nice with corals.
Hard to move as well.
Your pics are gorgeous.

Going from one, to four in two years doesn't sound invasive at all. I have single head torches from 2022 with 6 heads splitting to 10¿
If zoas took a year to double their numbers, that would be a very slow grower.

There is also an easy trick to moving them. Check out the anenome cannon thread.

 

[Devaji]

Going from one, to four in two years doesn't sound invasive at all. I have single head torches from 2022 with 6 heads splitting to 10¿
If zoas took a year to double their numbers, that would be a very slow grower.

There is also an easy trick to moving them. Check out the anenome cannon thread.

ok this sounds interesting...I got to know what the heck is going on here. so off to the "anenome cannon thread"

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

ok this sounds interesting...I got to know what the heck is going on here. so off to the "anenome cannon thread"

Safe and Easy DIY way to remove Nems

Due to seeing numerous post recently about how to remove anemones and shrooms without hurting them or destroying rock work. I felt like this was in order. First off, a little back story. Years ago, when I lived in Florida and collected aquatic life on a regular basis, we always had issues with...

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I'll make it easy.

 

[Pistondog]

Going from one, to four in two years doesn't sound invasive at all. I have single head torches from 2022 with 6 heads splitting to 10¿
If zoas took a year to double their numbers, that would be a very slow grower.

There is also an easy trick to moving them. Check out the anenome cannon thread.

Tried the cannon, good conceptually.

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Tried the cannon, good conceptually.

If you get the concept, there are Very few bubble tip anemones that can't be moved. May have to modify the pipe or sponge to fit your location but the premise stands.