DonnieKim
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One of our own members has been published again!
Check it out!
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-05/bp/index.php
Check it out!
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-05/bp/index.php
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MarkieB
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Congrats Brian! Very nice.
Abe77901
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very impressive Brian, congrats...
Bakapuma
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Awesome article my friend.
skeeter76
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great job Brian!
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BrianPlankis
Thanks guys! I wasn't aware of this thread until Joe told me about it 
Glad you think I did a good job, and I couldn't have done this article without the anemones from Incysor and several others. So thanks right back at MARSH
Brian
Glad you think I did a good job, and I couldn't have done this article without the anemones from Incysor and several others. So thanks right back at MARSH
Brian
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Pretty cool!
And I might add very helpful and informative! And in my particular case timely...I was just looking into this as I'm presently dealing with a nasty "outbreak' of a certain anemone.
And I might add very helpful and informative! And in my particular case timely...I was just looking into this as I'm presently dealing with a nasty "outbreak' of a certain anemone.
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BrianPlankis
Carol,
Do you know what time of anemone? Outbreaks can be caused by too much food being fed to the tank.
Brian
Do you know what time of anemone? Outbreaks can be caused by too much food being fed to the tank.
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I wish I could say they Rose BTA'sCirolanidHunter said:
, but I believe they are Aiptaisia - And yes, you are right on target, I am feeding an abundance of food that reaches their tentacles. Most days I feed just hatched artemia twice. I have a fish that won't get enough food unless I supplement this way. I never had a problem with the little anemones before this. I hate to kill them, but yesterday I did inject quite a few of them with boiling hot water. It helps to know that they don't have brains, but I hate killing them.
BTW, my BTA has declined as they have increased, I wonder if they release competitve compounds.
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BrianPlankis
Carol,
I guess Aiptaisia could relase competitive compounds, but I honestly don't know. I could understand not wanting to kill them, I have a hard time with that as well.
Since you need to feed the fish I don't see any other way out of your situation though Good luck in your battle.
Brian
I guess Aiptaisia could relase competitive compounds, but I honestly don't know. I could understand not wanting to kill them, I have a hard time with that as well.
Since you need to feed the fish I don't see any other way out of your situation though
Good luck in your battle.Brian
