Bleached Inferno anemone
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Are you going to DIY an LED unit? In the meantime could you maybe put back the original T5's?
Each salt is different and will mix in different quantities depending on the salinity you want to mix to. But as a ROUGH guideline, I use 875grams of H2O salt in 25 litres of water to get to 1.026.
Sorry bud, I'm very far away.
35 Grams per Litre.
Different anemones have different lighting needs. These Inferno's cope under most lighting, and even poor lighting. I would check all the critical parameters, Alkalinity/Calcium/magnesium/Phosphate and Nitrate. I think your PH is to low needs to be up at 8 to 8.2.
I never feed my Inferno, but my nutrients are high, and I have a high fish stock, so feeding the fish normal food feeds the inferno's.
I do however feed my purple and red Heteractis Magnifica anemone's, which are rather large once a week with a 1cm cube Clean, skinless, non cooked Hake. Make sure the anemone does in fact eat the food you are feeding. You need to make sure of it.
I never feed my Inferno, but my nutrients are high, and I have a high fish stock, so feeding the fish normal food feeds the inferno's.
I do however feed my purple and red Heteractis Magnifica anemone's, which are rather large once a week with a 1cm cube Clean, skinless, non cooked Hake. Make sure the anemone does in fact eat the food you are feeding. You need to make sure of it.