BTA questions...
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Triggerfish
Non-member
ya. the 2nd day i had mine it moved right up into the middle of large xenia colony. had to cut it out of a deep hole within the rock as it didn't seem like it was going to be leaving there anytime soon..only lost 2 xenia stocks.
i moved it to the bottom of the tank and it has been hanging out on a rock down there. i feed it krill,,and frozen sea mixture.
i moved it to the bottom of the tank and it has been hanging out on a rock down there. i feed it krill,,and frozen sea mixture.
TheUltimateNoob
TheUltimateNoob
i feed mine krill and silversides. i always hear about clowns bringing their anemones food but mine never does that. it actually does the opposite. when i try to feed the anemone, the clown just rips it out and spits it into the sand.
One Eye
former vp of pr
Rumor has it that even the selfish clowns help feed the anenome because of scrap foods from their sloppy eating habbits. Doesn't really seem like it to me. I have a pair of Red Saddlebacks that bring food to the anenome and a pair of Tomato that pick food out of the anenome.
this is me
I like turtles
You have a clowning hosting in it? if so, you dont need to feed it. The clown will bring food in for the anemone.
testhead1313
Here's lookin' at you
Even stranger thing... I have a maroon clown that has been hosting in caulerpa (don't ask). And last week, I saw her bring it food!! A small piece of krill got on her side of the tank, and she brought it right into the blades of the caulerpa; she also sleeps there.
agent6473
Non-member
ClamMan gave me great advice on feeding my BTA: use those freeze dried krill pieces that come in the big can. Just put one against the tentacles with some tongs and you're good to go. Very clean way of feeding.
I think my RBTA somehow caught my fire shrimp and made a little lunch for itself.
I think my RBTA somehow caught my fire shrimp and made a little lunch for itself.
