REDXRUM
New Member
Hey guys! I just wanted some more opinions 
. I have been reef keeping for a long time but was out of the hobby for a little while. I was always one to wait 4-6 months before introducing an anemone into my tank but as of right now, I have come to a dilemma. I have a 46 gallon bowfront soon-to-be-reef. Fish-less cycled for a month with 55 lbs of live rock and the tank is doing awesome (It is about 2 months old). I introduced my first fish last week, a male Darwin clown, and a royal Gramma. Both fish are doing great. Soon, a female black ice clown will be introduced and I'm hoping for a pair . Regardless, a friend of mine who didn't take my advice and decided on a 10 gallon reef tank as his first ever aquarium, bough a RBTA because the guy as the local LFS told him too :squigglemouth:. As you probably guessed, the nem is not doing too well. He is willing to simply give it to me to try to save it and I am willing to take it and I will be picking it up tonight. My tank is running quad T5'S (brand new bulbs). Any tricks of the trade of keeping a nem in a fairly new tank? I know the bubble tips are are a hardy anemone and I'm hoping the clown will host it and bring it back to it's feet. Any tricks, do you think it will be okay? Just looking for opinions. Thank you
. I have been reef keeping for a long time but was out of the hobby for a little while. I was always one to wait 4-6 months before introducing an anemone into my tank but as of right now, I have come to a dilemma. I have a 46 gallon bowfront soon-to-be-reef. Fish-less cycled for a month with 55 lbs of live rock and the tank is doing awesome (It is about 2 months old). I introduced my first fish last week, a male Darwin clown, and a royal Gramma. Both fish are doing great. Soon, a female black ice clown will be introduced and I'm hoping for a pair . Regardless, a friend of mine who didn't take my advice and decided on a 10 gallon reef tank as his first ever aquarium, bough a RBTA because the guy as the local LFS told him too :squigglemouth:. As you probably guessed, the nem is not doing too well. He is willing to simply give it to me to try to save it and I am willing to take it and I will be picking it up tonight. My tank is running quad T5'S (brand new bulbs). Any tricks of the trade of keeping a nem in a fairly new tank? I know the bubble tips are are a hardy anemone and I'm hoping the clown will host it and bring it back to it's feet. Any tricks, do you think it will be okay? Just looking for opinions. Thank you 
