Ok,, so I have had this anemone for nearly 2 years. There is a maroon clown that has been paired with it for the entire time. My tank parameters are unchanged 0 ammonia, 0 nitrites, sg 1.025, ph 8.3, the nitrates always fluctuate at around 10. That is a problem I have been unable to solve. I have 2 54w actinic bulbs, and 2 150w metal halides.
About 2 weeks ago the anemone began to stay closed up for a day or two. When it expanded it did not reach its fullest size. Then last week it just stayed very small and limp. Now it is really limp and looks bad.
The tank is a 90g. The only recent change was about 3 months ago I added 2 power heads on a wave maker. I learned the hard way many years ago to use a filter bag over the power heads to protect roaming anemones.
The anemone has been attached to one of the return pipes up at the top of the tank. The foot remains even now firmly attached. It has been there for well over a year. I feed it with the rest of the fish a mix of frozen brine shrimp, krill, and squid.
Anyone here have any experience with this?
My experience tells me that as long as the foot is ok the anemone should be as well, but I am getting concerned.
About 2 weeks ago the anemone began to stay closed up for a day or two. When it expanded it did not reach its fullest size. Then last week it just stayed very small and limp. Now it is really limp and looks bad.
The tank is a 90g. The only recent change was about 3 months ago I added 2 power heads on a wave maker. I learned the hard way many years ago to use a filter bag over the power heads to protect roaming anemones.
The anemone has been attached to one of the return pipes up at the top of the tank. The foot remains even now firmly attached. It has been there for well over a year. I feed it with the rest of the fish a mix of frozen brine shrimp, krill, and squid.
Anyone here have any experience with this?
My experience tells me that as long as the foot is ok the anemone should be as well, but I am getting concerned.


