Here's a picture after the zoanthid was placed:
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Here's a picture after the zoanthid was placed:
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Mine is never bubbly, never shriveled though either. I have heard that actinics make them bubble, but my tank is pretty darn blue... I think flow has alot to do with it, mine is in an area of high flow. It has split once, and I never feed it.
Watch out for that GSP... Seriously.
200g-No Corals Yet!
I've noticed my BTA gets more bubbly a day or so after we drip kalk. Think it might be happier with the improved pH.
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210 g reef tank started 3/15/08; 20 g hex reef tank started 1/3/08, ended 3/30/14
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That is a lot of fishes for a small tank. I would remove all the Chromis. I also would recommend removal of one of the two anemones.
Minh
I do have a lot of fish and have for over a year, in fact, I have more fish in there than what are depicted in the image. I monitor the tank very closely and feed them very carefully. I make sure that ever fish and invertebrate gets it share of the food.
All in all, it is a very peaceful environment. The chromis and the clowns play often. They chase each other around but never cause any harm.
I joke with people and call my tank 'the undersea Bangkok'.
There is a good article on anemones it states that when bubble tips are hungry they extend there tenticles when they are not they will have bubbles. They also expel the water from their body to do a water change it is called water breathing and is natural
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