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03-16-2006, 01:30 PM
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You probably could do it, but just be aware that at some point you may have to remove you anemone as it gets too large and replace it with a smaller one.
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03-16-2006, 02:28 PM
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With no skimmer, you really have to keep up with the water changes.
Size wise, I think you'll be fine for a while, as mr alberta said, you may have to get a new one in 9-12 months as the existing one may get too big.
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03-16-2006, 02:45 PM
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You'll be fine with 130w of PC. But nothing less.
I kept many RBTA and BTA's in a 20g tank (under 130w of PC and with a Remora).. all of them thrived and grew nicely. IMO, a skimmer is a must ... that's my opinion though. They are fairly easy to keep, but without a skimmer.. I'd say it will make it a little more challenging. Stability is key with these creatures as well. Which as you know is hard to maintain in small systems. In short, it can be done, and it's pretty easy.. just need the right stuff to make things go smoothly.
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