Multiple anemones?
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There is a lot of incompetence being demonstrated on this thread. A LTA WILL move around the tank to find the place that IT likes best. It will NOT (chances are 1 in 5) stay in the place where you want it/put it. It will most likely go to the top of the tank.
That is most likely some sort of condalactyus anemone...and it is an anemone. All corals are "carnivores" so whether or not its eating proves absolutely nothing. In fact LPS corals should be fed meaty foods, at least in my experience. Learn what you are talking about before you try to go and stretch the rules of husbandry. Then when you do, post pictures on here and tell us what we have all been doing wrong in our tanks.
That is most likely some sort of condalactyus anemone...and it is an anemone. All corals are "carnivores" so whether or not its eating proves absolutely nothing. In fact LPS corals should be fed meaty foods, at least in my experience. Learn what you are talking about before you try to go and stretch the rules of husbandry. Then when you do, post pictures on here and tell us what we have all been doing wrong in our tanks.
Actually, I took the "common" one back and got an LTA. It moved about an inch the first day and hasnt moved since then. Its in the sand and already has a clownfish.FLESHY;4209319; said:There is a lot of incompetence being demonstrated on this thread. A LTA WILL move around the tank to find the place that IT likes best. It will NOT (chances are 1 in 5) stay in the place where you want it/put it. It will most likely go to the top of the tank.
That is most likely some sort of condalactyus anemone...and it is an anemone. All corals are "carnivores" so whether or not its eating proves absolutely nothing. In fact LPS corals should be fed meaty foods, at least in my experience. Learn what you are talking about before you try to go and stretch the rules of husbandry. Then when you do, post pictures on here and tell us what we have all been doing wrong in our tanks.
