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01-06-2007, 12:55 AM
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If it was translucent green then it was bleached when you bought it. The deeper green is it's zooenthelle coming back which is a good thing for it but maybe not you
 Although that does mean you are doing something rightI feed my healthy anemones twice a week. They have gotten alot bigger but are great colours and mine are under 12 39 watt high output t5's. The last lta i got was a very translucent pink colour and within a month of good feeding it is now a deep burgandy colour like the other one.
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130 gallon,20 gallon sump, 12,39 watt t5's in custom hood. naso tang,,pair of saddleback clowns, pair of true percs, 4 anthias,6 blue chromis, coral beauty, potters angel, keyhole angel,royal gramma,sixline wrasse,cleaner wrasse; and my new gorgeous and eating wonderfully regal angel ,2 purple lta's and ,lots of softies and looking to upgrade the corals
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01-06-2007, 01:07 AM
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Yes i forgot to put that in my message, the fact he is getting darker is good, I cannot beleive i was that long-winded without really being to helpful. My apologies.
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01-06-2007, 02:24 AM
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I would also guess your anemone is getting healthier. I had a BTA under PC lights and he was getting lighter over time (he had come from a tank with metal halides). I don't know if the level of light was too low for him though as I sold him when I moved.
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