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Old 12-15-2004, 01:28 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Default Re: Anemone Compatability

Yes, I read that paper. It was good, informative. However while it discussed the fish/anemone compatability, that is not what I was asking. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear.

What I would like to know is the compatibility potential of two different anemone, or basically if I have one type of anemone, and I have a big enough tank, can I have a different anemone, and what kind can I have?

The question arises from the reading. I read that people have introduced a second anemone into a tank only to have the first anemone shrink away in horror and die in deep dispare.

I wish to avoid this, but would like to know specifically if I can keep a carpet anemone and a BTA in the same 110 gal tank. The carpet for Percs or false Percs and the BTA for a maroon, which I dearly love. I also like anemones. I would try to keep them on opposite ends of the tank.

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Ray


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