Wildblue4
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My traveling RBT
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Well I placed my RBT anemone in my tank close to where I would like it displayed and of course he had something else on his mind. Lol only problem where he decided to get is feeding it. Not sure how I’m going to get food to it. Oh well that’s part of the fun/challenge running an aquarium isn’t it. Clowns hosted in it before I put them in the DT but now they don’t mess with it. To much open range for them to play in.
Ahhhh if it were only that easy.
And you do not really need to feed it but maybe once every 2 weeks to a month. A healthy BTA with appropriate lighting does not need supplemental feedings. Feeding will reward you with more larger wondering BTA, learn from my mistakes.
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So as long as he stays where it is and seems healthy I really don’t need to feed it? I’ll just keep an eye on it. Thank you for the knowledge.
Coral feeder and brine shrimp with pumps off for better aim.Well I placed my RBT anemone in my tank close to where I would like it displayed and of course he had something else on his mind. Lol only problem where he decided to get is feeding it. Not sure how I’m going to get food to it. Oh well that’s part of the fun/challenge running an aquarium isn’t it. Clowns hosted in it before I put them in the DT but now they don’t mess with it. To much open range for them to play in.
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Mine took 1 month and it seems now settle for approx a week ... it may (or will) move again eventually .. sigh
