Hello,
I've had a rose bubble tip anemone for about two years now and it is the host of a pair of true perculas. The anemone has gotten very big over time and I always wondered why it never split. Today, at last, it has.
The clowns are just as surprised as I am! (Sorry about the excessive algae. It's actually on the decline now.)
There's definitely a foot on both halves.
Is the clone likely to wander away from its parent or would it stay in the same area? And should I keep both or sell one to the LFS?
It's strange, this morning I woke up to one big anemone and now there's two smaller ones. Still, at least the clownfish won't squabble over who's sleeping where anymore. :thumbup:
I've had a rose bubble tip anemone for about two years now and it is the host of a pair of true perculas. The anemone has gotten very big over time and I always wondered why it never split. Today, at last, it has.
The clowns are just as surprised as I am! (Sorry about the excessive algae. It's actually on the decline now.)
There's definitely a foot on both halves.
Is the clone likely to wander away from its parent or would it stay in the same area? And should I keep both or sell one to the LFS?
It's strange, this morning I woke up to one big anemone and now there's two smaller ones. Still, at least the clownfish won't squabble over who's sleeping where anymore. :thumbup:
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