InstantForum.NET v4.1.2FishChannel Forumshttp://board.fishchannel.com/forums@bowtieinc.comMon, 05 Jan 2009 22:36:05 GMT20http://board.fishchannel.com/Topic149726-26-1.aspxOkay, thanks.Wed, 25 Jun 2008 06:51:40 GMTreef aquaristhttp://board.fishchannel.com/Topic149726-26-1.aspxThat's still too young for an anemone IMO, especially given that it is such a small tank. Stability may be an issue. And personally, I think 30 gallons is the minimum for even a bubble tip, so perhaps you could look into rock or flower anemones instead...they are hardy and stay small. Its just that anemones have such a dismal survival rate in aquaria, and live basically forever in the wild. I think we should give them every chance of survival we can if we're going to keep them, and that includes a large, mature tank. If you haven't already, read Nep2Ns PlumR's thread on keeping anemones in the general saltwater section of the forum.Tue, 24 Jun 2008 19:36:42 GMTHaileyhttp://board.fishchannel.com/Topic149726-26-1.aspxIt has been set up for almost 7 months.Tue, 24 Jun 2008 18:21:33 GMTreef aquaristhttp://board.fishchannel.com/Topic149726-26-1.aspxHow old is your tank?Tue, 24 Jun 2008 14:58:53 GMTHaileyhttp://board.fishchannel.com/Topic149726-26-1.aspxI have a 20 gallon saltwater tank with live rock, a brittle star, two hermit crabs, and currently no fish. I was thinking about getting a bubble tip anemone and one tomato clownfish. I have a compact fluorescent light system that has 60 watts. I have a power filter and one powerhead. I do two water changes of 1.5 liters each week.</P><P>The ammonia level is 0 ppm</P><P>The nitrite level is 0 ppm</P><P>The nitrate level is 0.5 ppm</P><P>The PH is 8.4</P><P>The temperature is 82 degrees</P><P>The specific gravity is 1.026</P><P>I was wondering if my tank was okay for the bubble tip anemone and the tomato clown. Thanks for the help.Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:43:07 GMTreef aquarist