more than 2 nems in a 29gallon sps tank

[Reefynewby]

oh my bad, you're right slakker. I have some caprisun's here for you if ya want brandon?

[brandon7491]

i also have good news, today at 6:45 my buddy came over and picked up the sebae anemone. he has a 215gallon tank with mh's and good water conditions. ehh na not caprisun but some juicy juice. n e ways im going to a lfs today ima leave school around 145 and skip my 8th period class. probably gonna get some clams to fill in the space where the sebae was

[Reefynewby]

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i HOPE you've done your research about clams. Just remember, they're difficult to keep, and belong in the sand bed...

[cartman5579]

maximas do not belong in the sand bed!

[brandon7491]

neither do croceas =-)

[Slakker]

Did you end up getting a clam? Any pics?

I'm glad to hear that the Sebae went to a new home. Sounds like a good arrangement for both your tank inhabitants and the Sebae. Now that BTA has a little more room to grow without competition from that other anemone.

I haven't done as much research on clams as I have anemones, but I do know that they're very cool creatures. Best of luck with it.

[brandon7491]

today i go get one at my lfs

[Toygrr]

Originally posted by cartman5579
i'm going to get flamed for saying this, but...

Do whatever floats your boat. I mean if the two you already have are doing well, and you have "room" for another one, than do what you want. Everyone has different experiences than everyone else. But, by saying that i don't think you should let anything die because of what you want, but i wouldn't say you can't try it. If they thrive, than great for you, but if they don't take whatever you have to out of the tank and trade it in or sell it instead of letting it die. And like you said, you have another tank to set up if they get bigger. Have fun with the hobby, just don't let things die do to the fact that you wanted it in there.

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