- Location
- Queens, NY
The Culprit for my cloud tank water (pics, COOL!)
- Thread starter jawwad2004
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- Location
- 11756
Jawwad..what exactly is it doing?!? And is that your Sebae anemone?!?!
- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
nanoreefer22 said:
It does not look like a sabe to me though.
Jaw,
is it melting or releasing white stuff from the mouth?
- Location
- Queens, NY
It is a sebae and I have no idea wat its doing
- Location
- 11756
Doesn't look like a sebae to me either but thats the only anemone I can remember him saying he had...Either way that anemone looks extremely happy
- Location
- Queens, NY
You probably wont recognize it as a sebae, because the ones you see in the stores are the bleached ones (white with purple tips). Mine actually colored up to a tannish/green color with purple tips. Ive had for about a year and a half now.
- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
jawwad2004 said:
it's the tentacles that make it doesn't look like one.
sabae to me have much shorter tentacles
- Location
- Queens, NY
It used to have shorter tentacles, but they grew. I think it adapted to the high flow in my tank.
- Location
- 11756
Jawwad...was it squirting "life juice" into the water? What was it doing lol1?!
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Yeah, where was the cloudy water coming from?
- Location
- Queens, NY
If you guys take a close look at the second pic. you can see some cloudy stuff coming out from the center. Once it leaves the center, it turns into something stringy like.
Kris apparently it is life juice, lol
Kris apparently it is life juice, lol
- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
PalmTree said:
I guess you are volunteering to put your hands in there to clean the tank for Jaw. HEHE:tongue1:
- Location
- Queens, NY
This is the second day in a row its been like this. I hope none of my fish choke on this stuff. . .
scarf_ace1981
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- Location
- San Juan, PR
don't anemones reproduce by splitting?
- Location
- Queens, NY
They can reproduce sexually, and so can corals.scarf_ace1981 said:
- Location
- Queens, NY
From what I've read on WetWebMedia.com, I have come to the conclusiong that it isnt reproducing. I think that it just might be spitting out its guts. But the thing is that I dont feed it, well not directly atleast. I feed my fish 2 - 3 time daily (mysis,brine,c.eeze,flakes,seaweed) and usually the clowns hosting it bring it back food. However the other day it grabbed one of my chromis's and ate it.
According to WetWebMedia, the deflated tentacles that my anemone has is a sign of the it spitting out its guts.
If anyone has kept a sebae over the long term, please give me some feedback.
According to WetWebMedia, the deflated tentacles that my anemone has is a sign of the it spitting out its guts.
If anyone has kept a sebae over the long term, please give me some feedback.
- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
jawwad2004 said:
I agreed to this opinion more.
I think it's is trying to re-adjust to your environment but you said nothing has changed in the environment and all pars seem OK, so I don't want to jump to the conculsion and you guys think I am nutz. I have anemones that do similar things when the weather get very hot for a long enough time and when the lighting change drastically for a long enough period. I have had couple sabaes before changing hands and none of them looks like yours in terms of shape. The earliest one I had owned and recently saw in my friend tank is about five months and it did the same when my friend traded it home(I guess that's a big envirnment change.)
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