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Corn Anenome
I bought a small corn anenome, problem is he moved to a spot where I can barely see and have no way to access to feed.. Its been about 3 days there. Just wondering if I should move some live rock and try and get some food to him? Or will it eventualy move to a more open spot?
Any clues? TIA |
I'm not familiar with a corn anemone...any other name for it?
My experience with anemones is that they move around for reasons of their own. I don't think that there's any harm in exposing it a bit and seeing if it will take some food from you. Mitch |
It appears to be another common name for E. quadricolor...
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I am begining to wonder if it is an anenome? It does move around but it seems to shrivel up at night.. I thought anenome's were always open? And only shrink in response to chemistry problems?
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nope, they close up a lot at night. Perfectly normal.
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Hmmm, ok.. well a bit of my fears are going down. I did find a dead cleaner shrimp near it the other day. So I am thinking it had some shrimp lunch.. And it did take a piece of prawn.
My KH is pretty low tho at 5.. |
BTA's don't typically eat live cleaner shrimps.
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Maybe you saw the result of a shrimp molt?
I've had hungry cleaner shrimps take food right out of some of my bta's. Mitch |
100% it was not a molt. It had flesh inside and I only have one cleaner shrimp left that I could find :biggrin: .. it was definetly eaten by something.. Maybe not the anenome but it was right beside it.
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