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Thread: where to put ur bta?

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02-09-2008, 10:45 PM

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Jadefox

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Join Date: Feb 2008

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Originally Posted by tinnghe

well he had been really weird in open up and close down, sometimes he is in full blossom, sometimes he might seem to be dying. i dont really know

Read up on the physiology of BTAs. They will open and close as a natural part of their life cycle. Your BTA will want to anchor its foot on rock. What kind of lights do you have? Are you supplementing your BTA's diet with meaty marine treats?

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