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It simply means the anemone doesn't want the food. This can be fine if your anemone is healthy it just means it is getting enough from light. However it can also indicate ill health if it will not accept food. You should be able to tell by the appearance of the anemone. Most take food at a...

It should be no concern at all. No metal will contaminate in such a brief period. Dustin

Corraline grows best under specific light conditions... a fair amount of light is best but too much will burn it off sometimes. Perhaps your lighting isn't optimal for growth. Also sometimes it takes awhile for it to get into gear and really start growing. Dustin

Corraline grows best under specific light conditions... a fair amount of light is best but too much will burn it off sometimes. Perhaps your lighting isn't optimal for growth. Also sometimes it takes awhile for it to get into gear and really start growing. Dustin

I would be careful with coral banded shrimp in a reef setting. I've heard that they will rip apart anemones and corals to get at freshly digested food that they can smell. However I've also heard of people who havent had any problems. Dustin

I would be careful with coral banded shrimp in a reef setting. I've heard that they will rip apart anemones and corals to get at freshly digested food that they can smell. However I've also heard of people who havent had any problems. Dustin

I'm going to have to add a vote for the SOHAL TANG. although they do get big.