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Baby Rock Flower Nems


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At first, I thought they were flatworms (thread), so I removed hundreds of these. :( But now they look like baby anemones. We'll have to see if any grow into adults.

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Awesome! Thinking back on it, did you see any sort of spawning event before all the 'flatworms' showed up? That must have been quite a show to produce hundreds of them.

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I guess I don't recall anything specific.

 

Hmm...come to think of it, the tank might have gotten slightly cloudy around that time. However, I really didn't associate the event with anything in particular. :unsure:

 

I've fought lots of pests before, so I aggressively removed most of them. Now, I wish I hadn't of done that.

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A few weeks ago I received in a shipment ( I work at a Petco) of rock anemones, and the bag was filled with baby nems. I rescued about a dozen and put them in a cup with a rock to isolate them in my main tank. With a bit of time they will grow and I'll prob sell them locally.

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Builder Anthony

ya thats the last place in the world i would have checked 4 a desent price.i never even look at there stock becauses its uasualy double of what its worth

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there all green?how many are left?see any bubbles on the tips of the big ones?

Unfortunately, I didn't identify them properly and lost almost all of them. The few remaining ones are still too small to see what color they will be. However, I have three neon green adults, which is what I'm guessing these will become. I'll have to look at the adults closer; I'll post some more pics if I can see any still attached to the adult. I'll try to get a better pic of one of the babies too.

 

Unfortunately, my tank's heater failed and the water dropped below 70ºF. This is causing everything a bit of stress. However, I have replaced it, and the temp is slowly coming back up.

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A few weeks ago I received in a shipment ( I work at a Petco) of rock anemones, and the bag was filled with baby nems. I rescued about a dozen and put them in a cup with a rock to isolate them in my main tank. With a bit of time they will grow and I'll prob sell them locally.

 

gotta love freebies from work lol

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