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10-05-2005, 11:01 PM
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I'll get back to this as I don't have much time ... BUT....
A clownfish simply hosting is feeding the anemone.... whether or not it brings it food is a moot point... some anemones in the wild never see a clownfish... Anything you feed in the water column that drifts by the anemone it may or may not take for food.... As for quick release carbs... hmmm.... the zooxanthellae are the ones using the light and the by product of their photosynthesis is amino acids and essential nutrients for the coral itself... remember.... we are keeping the symbiotic algae happy first, which in turn feeds the animal. Without the algae, the animal dies, and algae needs light to thrive... Like I said, a feeding from time to time will not hurt.... but light light light is the KEY to keeping any tropical anemone.
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