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Big Brother
03/20/2007, 10:31 AM
Looking into buying a small sebae anemone for my 30 gallon.
i have 1 175 watt MH 12k bulb
and will soon have 2 T-5 actinics to supplement color.
just need some advice...
hes a sand anemone right? so dig out a little pit for him to attatch to the bottom?
and
what are the chances of a pair of small percs hosting him?
thanks in advance
GSMguy
03/20/2007, 10:51 AM
depends on the clowns and tank of course but they will move into a crispa most of the time
good luck
Big Brother
03/20/2007, 11:05 AM
thanks, what about his placement?
Amphiprion
03/20/2007, 11:56 AM
It will likely locate itself toward the bottom, near or in the sand.
marc price
03/20/2007, 12:50 PM
very good as true perc's are a natural host with h. crispa .
i recently got a small 2.5" sebae which looks like h. crispa , according to the lfs was listed as one from their supplier , wont know for sure till it grows larger . it has good color and it situated itself in the sand from the start . my previous sebae h. crispa had a hint of color on a few tenticles but was otherwise bleached with a translucent white oral disc and tenticles /magenta tips . took a few weeks before it settled in on a spot in the sand and about 3 months to color up . i sold it a few years later to make room for a rbta . i initially had to set up a wedge shaped rock barrier to keep it from drifting away and bouncing all around the tank . i should add that at the lfs , the bleached sebae lingered on the bottom with its stalk not attached or burried in the substrate , whereas the new one was planted in the sand .
raoul
03/20/2007, 03:32 PM
Hopefully you can find a nem in good condition. Ours wasn't, and we had to baricade it in place so it could attach as well.
Good luck!
Big Brother
03/20/2007, 04:48 PM
yeah, i live in san diego so finding a healthy sebae normally isnt too hard.
what should my light cycle be with the 175 w 12k halide?
davocean
03/20/2007, 05:35 PM
I do 10hrs of T5 actinics, and 8 hrs of MH.
Actinics come on one hour b4 and one hour after for warm up and cool down period.
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