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![]() Its hard to feed an anemone too often,I know of some ppl who feed theirs 3x a day(Beware they get HUGE fast this way).But you can feed too much at one time,then later it will spit it back out.Look around the base of your anem to see it there is old food or bones from past feedings,if so then feed less at each feeding,this way it will actually process more food and be heathier. Also when its all shrunk up,look to see if there is brown/black stringy stuff comming out of it.If there is,then its just taking a dump.
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![]() I have three large RBTA's that I feed once every month or two. (Weather they need it or not!)
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![]() I don't have much first hand experience but I've read that BTA's have very very healthy appetites and will grow fast if fed often. My BTA didn't like the change in light when the sun came out, I guess a bit of sunlight hit the tank and the BTA completely shrunk up and tried to move under some rock. Later, after the sun moved the BTA came back out and has been looking good (with the cloud cover).
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