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10-12-2009, 01:58 AM
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Yup. It will eventually find a spot that it likes and hopefully it won't be too close to a powerhead. Mine would settle down for a week at a time and then moved. It hasn't moved in about 6 months now so....... hopefully it will stay still now.
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10-12-2009, 06:15 PM
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"My anemone looks inverted – its mouth is inside out. What should I do?
This behavior is normally a sign of extreme stress and/or near death for the anemone �� Assuming that your tank environment is perfect, the only thing you can do is wait to see if your anemone can recover from whatever caused the stress in the first place. Occasionally this behavior is caused when an anemone is first added to a new system and when the anemone is not carefully and slowly acclimated. Hopefully the anemone will recover from its shock and live on to thrive in your system." page 20 http://www.carlosreef.com/download/fclick.php?1
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10-12-2009, 06:42 PM
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Clownfish Collection: Normal Ocellaris, Black Ocellaris, Stubby Ocellaris, Tequillia Sunrise Ocellaris, Red Sea, Black Saddleback, Brown Camel, Orange Fin, Melanistic Clarkii, Common Clarkii, True Percula, True Picassco, Pink Skunk, Orange Skunk, Maldives Clown, TRUE Sebae clown, Akin Clown, Gold Striped Maroon, White Striped Maroon, Latezonatus
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