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Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 326 City: Douglasville State: GA Occupation: Hyundai Tech
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rbta
My new rbta is hiding under the rock.Do they normally do this untill they adjust to the light? He/she has bubble tips hanging out of the sides and they are puffed up and healty looking so far.Do they normally come out in the open or do they kind of like to stay hidden?
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#2 |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Age: 29
Posts: 2,429 City: Atlanta State: GA
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let him adjust in time he will find a nice spot and show his face. totally normal
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 1,358 City: Kingston State: GA
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mine went in to hiding and looked like crap for a week
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Atlanta Reef Club Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 320 City: Atlanta State: GA
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I just bought one this weekend and its hiding
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#5 |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 326 City: Douglasville State: GA Occupation: Hyundai Tech
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Well my rbta has come out and expands to a rather large size.
In the picture they always look shorter with bubble tips but mine is always extended and long. Does that mean anything and is there a way to get the tips more bubble like? |
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#6 |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 5,864 City: Woodstock State: GA Occupation: Health Insurance
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My RBTA never bubbles. The person I got the clone from said the mom never bubbled either. At first I was hoping it would bubble, but I kinda like it with the long tentacles. It's able to stretch better without the bubbles and the longer tentacles give the clowns more real estate to play in!
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Atlanta Reef Club Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Age: 32
Posts: 8,155 City: Austell State: GA Occupation: 3D Lighter/Compositor
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try feeding him, his tips might bubble up. Mine bubbles occasionally. I think that is directly related to recieving large amounts of food. They say they will get stringy if they are hungry or are under inadequate light. Tho with inadequate light, they tend to stretch at the foot to get more...so I don't think that would be the case. Feed him a little and see what happens. Are there any clowns hosting? Your nem sounds fine, just start to be cautios if you see the color fading or it starts to look like melting mush.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 2,134 City: Douglasville State: GA Occupation: Internet marketing
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how often are you guys feeding and what?
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Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 2,044 City: Norcross State: GA Other Interests: Turbo, Supercharger.
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I feed mine frozen shrimp. I would peel the shell and feed it to the anemone every other day. I was feeding it daily but I noticed one of mine got really big quickly so I had to cut back.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 4,539 City: Roswell State: Ga Occupation: gigolo Other Interests: spluenking
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I trained my RBTA like a dog...
When it would come out the wrong way I would poke it with a stick till it retracted completely and I would tell it what a bad anemone it was. When it came out in the spot I wanted it to I would feed it and lavishly praise it. Now it only comes out the way I want it to and has been in the same spot for a few years. That'll do RBTA. That'll do. |
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