I posted this at SARK as well, but I have a feeling the culprit is more on these forums these days than SARK. But the original statement about the article was made on SARK.
Some one mentioned an article on anemones. With a specific section on how to get them to stay put with out glue. View attachment 61383 The same person said they were going to post the article, but I still have not seen it.
Now I cannot remember who it was but I think it is about time they did so.
Any ideas welcomed as well. I know all the obvious, like good flow, excellent lighting and stable water parameters. What I am looking for is other little tricks. Things like placing the base in a hollow, etc.
I have always wanted a symbiotic relationship with the clowns and anemone in my tank. It is still something I have to succeed with.
Some one mentioned an article on anemones. With a specific section on how to get them to stay put with out glue. View attachment 61383 The same person said they were going to post the article, but I still have not seen it.
Now I cannot remember who it was but I think it is about time they did so.
Any ideas welcomed as well. I know all the obvious, like good flow, excellent lighting and stable water parameters. What I am looking for is other little tricks. Things like placing the base in a hollow, etc.
I have always wanted a symbiotic relationship with the clowns and anemone in my tank. It is still something I have to succeed with.