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Unread 04/14/2018, 06:26 AM   #1
samthree
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New anemone help

Hi guys,
We have recently put in an anenome two days ago and tonight is had fully opened up and our clown fish are trying to get under it. We are worried why it would be fully opens? Is it just adjusting or is it dying?


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Unread 04/14/2018, 06:42 AM   #2
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Fully open means it is happy and healthy. Nice nem.

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Unread 04/14/2018, 08:56 AM   #3
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Why would you be worry its fully open, everyone wants corals, anemone to fully open. Guess its first for everything...


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Unread 05/23/2018, 10:02 AM   #4
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Hi I have one anemone that is fully opened and the other one keeps blowing up and then shrinking to basically nothing for the past two days it has done this and then went back to normal I am so confused I am New to saltwater and still cannot figure this site out I don’t know how to post and it won’t let me respond to private messages until I post ten times please help I don’t know how to post a picture either if anyone can send me a message to let me know how to do all of this and how to find this thread I posted on when I sign back in that would be greatly appreciated thanks


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