Rock Flower Anemone
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Depending on how much light it gets, yes.Is normal for it to open when lights go off and close with lights on?
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Not particularly but yours doesn't look closed in the picture
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Mine get considerably smaller at night when the lights go out; kind of pull into their rock holes.
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actorrs
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Don't see fully close with the light on but she looks more open with the light off
homer1475
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Typical RFA behavior. I have some that stay open 24/7, and some that close, or rather shrink up(not fully close) during the day. Yet are fully open with the lights off at night.
No idea what makes some do this and others stay open. All mine are on the sandbed where the rock meets the sand. All are 100% healthy as I have spawing events a couple times a year, and always have babies.
I only initially bought 3, I now have upwards of 15, with many small(smaller then a dime) babies floating around at any given time.
No idea what makes some do this and others stay open. All mine are on the sandbed where the rock meets the sand. All are 100% healthy as I have spawing events a couple times a year, and always have babies.
I only initially bought 3, I now have upwards of 15, with many small(smaller then a dime) babies floating around at any given time.
Gadbery
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came to ask the same question. I have 2 RFAs both skrunch up during the day and open up fully at night. Both are in sand bed (put them on rock but they had other ideas. My issue is they get sand in there mouths sometimes they dont get it all out
onother question is should i be feeding them at night then? they do grab it during the day but during the day they often have sand covering alot of them almost like they tuck themselves into the sand a bit
came to ask the same question. I have 2 RFAs both skrunch up during the day and open up fully at night. Both are in sand bed (put them on rock but they had other ideas. My issue is they get sand in there mouths sometimes they dont get it all out
onother question is should i be feeding them at night then? they do grab it during the day but during the day they often have sand covering alot of them almost like they tuck themselves into the sand a bit
