anemone help.....bubble tip anemone

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    chuysvt hi

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    :frustrat::question:i got a bubble tip anemone for my clown fish...i dont think he likes it..why...the anemone is moving around but he went to the back of the rocks:dunno:
     
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    You tanks not ready to support ANY anemone.
     
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    Sounds like deja vu. Weren't you having anemone problems before?
     
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    chuysvt hi

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    i got a new light a t5....i went 2 pet stores and they told me that theydont need alot of light that they have had anemone with out light and they do ok...all they need is good care...is that true
     
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    chuysvt hi

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    yes i was and i got the right light now...and i trade the anemone or a bubble tip anemone
     
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    That is FAR from true.Thats an out right lie.
    Most anemone require more light than most corals.Without light,they starve to death.
    They are also more difficult to keep than most corals.They REQUIRE a stable tank with PRESTINE water conditions.
     
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    +1 yote

    they need mature stable tanks to survive
     
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    chuysvt hi

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    but i still got the light...for it and hes moving around the tank...i think hes looking for a spot...would the clowfish go in to it or no...
     
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    chuysvt hi

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    how many years...??????
     
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    the clown may never host the nem. no matter what
     
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    a mature tank is considered around a year old
     
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    chuysvt hi

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    shold i take it back or see if he does ok...
     
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    i would take it back they can cause all kind of crap to the tank.
     
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    Take the anemone back.It wont make it in a tank as young as yours.The parameters just arent stable enough.
     
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    chuysvt hi

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    what can i tell them so i can get the money back or store credit
     
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    take it back. It wont survive and kill everything in tank. Tell them they gave you false information and it would be in their best interest to read up on things before opening a store and sell creatures they know nothing about. :Cheers:
     
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    Just say you changed your mind about the anemone.
     
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    yea just tell them you dont want to risk killing corals that you plan on adding later
     
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    Tell them they're a bunch of idiots and the had better take the anemone back or else. :)
     
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    chuysvt hi

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    ok thanks... i hope they dont punch me...lol....
     
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