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Old 12-02-2004, 05:59 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Default Re: Dying Rose Anemone??


No problems Todd,

Strange creatures those Anemones aye? :-)

Remember one thing though, this is a brainless creature. It has no feelings or wants and just reacts to survive, nothing more.

I had a few of them a few years ago, they were quite small and were always moving under ledges and out of the light. Very strange behaviour as they are supposed to get some of their nourishment from light. Strangely and in contrast to the above, the only one that survived for a long time actually attached to the glass right at the water level and seemed to feed from whatever was floating on the water surface at the time.

I wouldn't worry too much about the discharge at this early stage and leaving it alone may be a better option than trying to 'do' something. It could just be passing out ( deficating ) it's used food.

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