And they never moved? Did you put them on the sand or rock?
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Anemone is full stocked reef aquarium?
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Not once. The only movement was down.
I put them on a shell during acclimation and moved the shell to the sand. They burrowed into the sand and stayed.
Now keep in mind, that's a trait of some carpets. Other anemones move around. I had a bubble tip that never planted.
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I put them on a shell during acclimation and moved the shell to the sand. They burrowed into the sand and stayed.
Now keep in mind, that's a trait of some carpets. Other anemones move around. I had a bubble tip that never planted.
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I check on liveaquaria.com and they say that the level of difficulty is difficult and expert only for different types. Why is that? Do you find them hard to keep for some reason?
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A lot of carpet anemones require a lot of light though except for the maxi minis.
To the op, I would say that your best bet is to get a frag rack like you said and put the anemone somewhere on the rocks. It'll then move around the rocks until it finds a place its happy with. After it finds a place, don't put the corals back for about a month and if it still doesn't move, start placing the corals. Just don't put them by the anemone cuz if any of them open big, they may block the flow or light that the anemone likes and start moving around again.
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How much light would you say is necessary? I have the Kessil a150w running on my tank and my tank is only about 16" deep.
That should be more than adequate enough for any anemone.
You must have pretty good water quality or a shallow tank then cuz all the ones I've seen under medium or low light end up dying and from what I've read, almost all carpets are from shallow waters and need high light. I would love to keep a full size carpet but all the ones I like are the crazy expensive and rare ones
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a maxi mini is a type of carpet nem, right? Ive found one for a good price at my LFS im interested in
