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02/07/2018, 08:59 PM
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Swapped kessil with ocean revive and now my anemone went into hiding
Wondering if anyone could give some suggestions as to what I should try. I work out of state and thought a kessil broke (turned out to be a link cable). Bought a ocean revive to consider switching out my kessils. Hooked it up, put the blues at 15% and the whites at 10%. I have a anemone the size of a dinner plate that sits mid tank (125g). After leaving town I'm sent a picture of the anemone that moved under a rock. I ran my kessils at like 55%, figured since I was going to be gone a week I didn't want to bleach any coral so I started out the t247 really low. Light is sitting around 8" off the water. I can't imagine it would of moved lower if the light wasn't intense enough? Also have a 130 head Duncan and a green leather that are under the light and are doing fine....
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02/07/2018, 09:02 PM
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What kind of anemone is it?
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02/07/2018, 09:10 PM
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Long tentacle
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02/08/2018, 11:15 AM
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Might not be intensity but the spectrum change that caused it to move. Once it gets used to it, I'm guessing it'll come back out.
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02/08/2018, 01:18 PM
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