Condy already? Keep a close eye on it, it has the potential to cause bad things man, bad things. ;)
Things are looking good so far, I love euphylia corals!
That's a lot of nems. Kinda scary!
Sorry to say, but I don't think those anemones will survive. Not in a 2 week old tank. What kind of lights do you have? They require stronger lighting than most corals, and are some of the most difficult animals to keep.
Your anenomes splitting is not a sign of happiness. Its a survival technique. The chances of two anenomes surviving is better than one.
Im going to go against my own "Be Nice" thread and tell you that your little bet is probably the dumbest thing Ive heard of in a while. Gambling with another living creatures life is low, invertabrate or not. Its a low-brow way to go about this hobby.
Your anenomes splitting is not a sign of happiness. Its a survival technique. The chances of two anenomes surviving is better than one.
Im going to go against my own "Be Nice" thread and tell you that your little bet is probably the dumbest thing Ive heard of in a while. Gambling with another living creatures life is low, invertabrate or not. Its a low-brow way to go about this hobby.
Have you tested your tanks parameters for ammonia, nitrite and nitrate yet? Im sure Im being a pain but those are very important questions to ask. If you still have any ammonia or nitrite in your system...you know what you need to do.