tinman
Well-known member
in my experience YES .. just like any other nem they do sting
I'm keeping my majanos!
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in my experience YES .. just like any other nem they do sting
CoralFarmerNY
New member
Well I decided to keep these tulip anemones, and nine months have passed since I started this thread. They have multiplied often enough but have been super easy to control. I have 6 now, and I've killed 6 clones maybe in all this time, very easily with a syringe and lemon juice. They don't walk off and spread to anywhere else in the tank. In fact they walk so slowly that I would have to ignore my tank for 2 weeks or more for one to escape my control. The chosen ones that I allowed to live have never moved in 9 months. And they're really neat and colorful too dammit.
Maybe it's time to separate these tulip anemones from an underserved reputation as unmanageable pests? I'm sure there will be disagreement but I can say that they've been a great addition to our tank, and I'll probably put a couple in our new tank too.
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They look amazing.
Pufferpunk
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You've had these in your tank stinging your corals?
tinman
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Yes if you dont remember i'm one of those excited noobs back then and bought it from you and yes it did sting what ever polyps (dont remember the name) i had back then ..
emilybear91
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I put them by themselves and they stayed there for 9 months. I have dropped frags on them before which were fine, but I did pull them right out. I'm sure they sting as they are anemones.
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Triggerdood
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Thses are pest anemone's. I highly doubt any type of clown will host them.
