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sea anemone advice needed asap, found 1 in my salt water tank…?
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I would kill it. It might probably be aiptasia anemone, which is a big problem on live rock. if you get an infestation, it will destroy your tank.
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You can buy special food for anemones, something like marine snow. Its liquid with tiny particles in it. The best way to feed it is using a syringe and squirting some of the chosen product slowly towards the anemone. You could also try brine shrimp etc. They usually like a lot of light. When you start to add fish, mention to the seller that you have an anemone and they will tell you if a certain fish is suitable or not. The best thing to do is buy an encyclopedia of marine fish and it will tell you if a fish is a risk to your anemones/ corals etc. Hope this helps!
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Anthopleura elegantissima is a carnivore, feeding on small crustacians such as copepods, isopods, amphipods, and other small animals that contact the tentacles.
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