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06-12-2009, 03:05 PM
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What is the best way to put anemones and corals into the tank? Do you hand place them on a rock or let them float from the top?
I'm receiving a shipment from freshwaterfish.com today and i can't find any information and i'm feeling a little stupid.  Please help! Marci |
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Re: New and need some help...
You can try to put an anemone in by hand, I would use a glove.
But if the current is bad or to strong, he will move, so try to place him in a place without to much current & KEEP your eye on him for the next couple of days. That is the way I have handled them, but as you know, someone else might have a better idea? Good luck. |
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Re: New and need some help...
Thank you! I received the same information from another forum so it seems like it is good advice.
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Re: New and need some help...
How did it work out for you?Did it stay where you wanted to?
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