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![]() Is there anything aI can get for stock 14 g biocube with stock lighting?
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![]() I wouldn't...lighting isn't strong enough imo.
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![]() I agree with Myka...lighting just isn't strong enough stock...sorry
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![]() How about a torch coral? They kind of look like an anemone and aren't nearly as demanding.
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![]() Aiptasia lol...
The LFS may tell you that stock lighting is OK for a bubbletip anemone but long term it really isn't, and when an anemone gets sick in a tank that size things can go south really quickly. The above poster has a good suggestion with a torch coral, (or hammer or frogspawn) - they look a little like an anemone and have been known to host clownfish, just make sure your clown isn't too big for it, they can "love" them to death ![]() |
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![]() I've seen it done on nano-reef.com. With suplimental feedings you could keep a BTA alive with the stock lights but it would not really thrive in the long term.
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