Man that was a nice looking anemone I didnt know star fish would eat a anemoneSo I'm guessing the hammer got really pissed of because it put some xtra long tenticles out there and stung the snot out of the xenia in the backround. Don't think its going to make it.
Also for some reason my white chocStar decided it wanted to eat the condy anemone.
Man that was a nice looking anemone I didnt know star fish would eat a anemone
I love my Harliquin shrimp.
just a couple of thoughts before you buy one:
1. They can have a pretty profound impact on water quality in a small tank. They eat the tube feet of starfish. . . Not the entire starfish. If you don't have a good skimmer, and a good clean up crew, be prepared to step up your water change frequency and volume.
2. They can get expensive to care for. Our Hawaiian Harliquin is almost 2", he eats a star a week, on average.
3. You can't keep any stars with tube feet. no Linkias, no fromias, no sand sifters. You can keep servant stars, but no others.
Here's the readings I got with your water samples:
DT :
Sal. 1.03
pH 8.4
Ca 490
Alk off the chart
PO4 out of range(so high the hanna couldn't read it) when I added the reagent the sample turned dark purple.
Make up:
Sal. 1.024
pH 8.0
Ca 490
Alk Off the chart
PO4 .35