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06/11/2004, 06:16 PM
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My Anemone is upside down...
I went home for lunch today and my anemone is off its rock and "drifting" upside down, the color is still good so I don't it's dead, what's up? It eats when I feed it, and it doesn't move too much, any ideas? Oh, its a RTBA by the way.
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#2
06/11/2004, 07:32 PM
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Normally if it's foot comes loose from the rock, then the end is near. What are your tank parameters and what kind of settup do you have?
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06/13/2004, 05:19 PM
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He or it (whatever) is fine now, it's big and hungry. I hope he doesn't die though, are they toxic or anything? I almost bought a seapple the other day, but the guy said if it dies it'll kill everything in the tank.
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#5
06/14/2004, 07:11 AM
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Some of them will take a tumble or two in front of a powerhead, they seem to like the movement. I had one the other day go sailing and tumble around and around in front of the powerhead, it eventually settled to a new rock at the bottom of the tank and is just fine. I think some of them have a sense of humor and a funny streak in them. It yours is attached now and eating, dont worry about her, she will be just fine. They just do it every now and again for fun I think, lol
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#6
06/14/2004, 09:32 AM
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Yep,,,, they do...... I think some are just thrill seekers, Then you have the ones, that only move a couple inches in either direction,,,,,,, I think they don't want anyone to take thier spot.........LOL!!!!!!!! :-)
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