Its a personal preference, i believe that nems should be in bigger tanks..The condy in that link grows a lot bigger than 2 - 4 inches, more like about 7 - 8 inches and they pack a very big sting aswell to anything that comes in its way when moving..
Questions about Nano Tank Setup
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Its a personal preference, i believe that nems should be in bigger tanks..The condy in that link grows a lot bigger than 2 - 4 inches, more like about 7 - 8 inches and they pack a very big sting aswell to anything that comes in its way when moving..
Spot feeding is a method by you feeding a fish, coral or invert manualy by physically giving the food via feeding tongs or a turkey baster rather than just adding the food to the tank and using the circulation to move to the food around with a hope that all gets fed..
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ok.. maybe a stupid question since it doesn't really provide more room.. but what about a 20 tall? I just don't have any room for anything that will take up alot of space. I could manage a 20 tall though if that meant I could keep what I wanted.
The 2-4" listed is the size it will be when you buy it, not it's full size at maturation. I've seen condis get 10-12" as well and most everyone I have talked to have said they have had problems with them walking a lot. I'd read up on their care, and this is an excellent place to start: http://wetwebmedia.com/condyanemones.htm
If you want something colorful that looks like an anemone then I might suggest a hairy mushroom. They don't need as much light as anemone and you don't have to target feed. I have seen some great green/purple ones. Even though I have one pretty dull in coloration it often gets mistaken for a anemone. My clown also hosts in them.
this is what dr foster and smith sais about hairy mushrooms
I really want to stick with peacefull inhabitants
I really want to stick with peacefull inhabitants
