Hoping my LFS get some this weekend ☺️

Thank you 😊

Thank you 🙏

Thank you 😊

Thank you 🙂

Yeah that’s a great question after 1 year later.

Thank you 🙂

From personal experience, they need to be very happy. Very stable water parameters, very good lighting such as the ai she uses here. Kessils are my personal preference. But everything she does in this video is a perfect example. Follow her guide and it will be successful!

Oh yeah and stay meticulous with water changes.

Pretty much what Eric said 🙂

Honestly, I think it's a mystery and no one knows for sure. I actually like a more stringy anemone but in the 3 years I have them, mine always stay with full round bubbles and very short tip, it's like a bouquet of nipples. My water parameters aren't actually staple either, it's a 30 gal pretty overstocked with corals and can use up to 4 dkh/day and no auto dosing so my alkalinity can fall down to 8 and then jump straight up to 12-13 when I dose it, same with calcium could range anywhere from 300-450, and I change the water only once a month.

The first rock scape, must of the rock was 2 months matured and had one big rock that was 5yrs. Then I changed the rock and now all the rock is 5yr old matured rock given by a fellow reefer that left the hobby.

Thank you! Love nano tanks but yup, they can be challenging.

It’s true, no such thing as too much

🤣 I Say it so often...

nanomeni...it's great!

Same lol

@@ryandraper456 mine here currently has two and cant decide which he likes better haha

Love the name of your clown fish 😍

Bud you have no idea what this woman does for free products. She can’t give you a good review because companies give her free products for sucking 🍆 go watch coralgal at least she is sexy lol.

They like to fill up and bubble with the lighting on

The general idea behind CW is that it’s just there to appeal to your liking. I would only run UV half of what RY, B and V is as it isn’t really beneficial since UV is just a lower spectrum of V and can melt your lens. Also keep in mind CW is a blend of all spectrum colors, so you may get algae growth with it.

When it comes to BTAs there’s not many cheap options. You could go with a standard green BTA which appear a dark green color. They tend to run about $50. Other than that you are looking at $100 plus for RBTAs, WBTAs and so on.

@@waddlesonjr6999 thanks for the reply... I'm working on clearing out some dino issues now that I figured out what was causing it... Once that's cleared and everything is stable for a bit, I will start to add them!

Looks like a fluffy BTA 👍

@@waffleman3437 😆🤣😆

You should be ok, make sure both anemone are healthy and your tank parameters are stable as well as having a good filtration. I would suggest to put the new Anemone not right beside the other but maybe in another rock. Give them plenty of space.

@@HerNanoReefs thanks I read alot into these things and sometimes the reef forums worry me more than I should haha I think it should be fine

@@trollop4866 hi, how did you get on with mixing anemones? I'm thinking of doing the same.

@@jameswithers3066 I actually had 3 anemones in the same tank and they never showed any signs of stress. What I did to be safe was add a small 10 gallon sump, changed my carbon once a week and ran my small protein skimmer. They tend to move when water parameters aren't as stable as they'd like, but I'd go for it and just keep an eye on them.

@@trollop4866 thank you very much.

Ramp up starts around 9-10am and ramp down around 6pm and lights go off at 11pm

@@HerNanoReefs you only need 6. Anything more is overkill

@@HerNanoReefsHay Patty, is there a new link for your lighting schedule? The one in the comments does not work. 🙏🏼

Most of my Anemones are from Salgado Aquatics 🙂

I think they're the same species just different colors

@@StudioGhibletz @6:00 will give ya the best idea

I believe on the PT.2 I explained how this two clown fish do well together, one is an ocellaris and the other is a maroon clown.