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07-21-2004, 04:54 PM
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I have experienced great pain trying to feed the anemone I got from you Alan. My tank is very deep and I have to put my arm in to reach the anemones, even with a turkey baster. The female ocelaris always nips at that piece of skin between your thumb and your pointer finger, she draws blood on occasion.
Good times, Good times!
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07-21-2004, 07:06 PM
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Danny - as I first recommended, you should have that BTA near the surface. I'm concerned that with your lghting and tank depth the penetration will be lacking. Is there a good spot closer to the top of the tank? If not, I strongly suggest arranging your rockwork to accomodate the BTA.
Then, feeding will be a breeze.  It took small pieces of mysis quite easily... A pair of aqua-tongs is quite useful as well.As for the female clown, she needs a bit of a spanking now and again... show her who's boss. 
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