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27-03-2006 20:54 by phil taylor	I've just bought a bubble anenome and it keeps blowing up its base and moving round the tank which for one thing is a bit of a pain but the main thing is that it's healthy is this normal and is there anything I can do to help it settle
27-03-2006 21:08 by tommy	yes is perfectly healthy .. you mite want to turn off any powerheads or devices which make the water flow at a fast reate ,, mine did this for about the first 3-4 days intill it settled .. perfecty normal .. but make sure you if you have interanal or external filters , make sure the intakes are covered because the ameone could get sucked up n killed
28-03-2006 10:21 by phil taylor	cheers Tommy it's been about ten days now but I'll try taking off the power heads to slow the water
28-03-2006 20:13 by dean	hi what lights are you useing ??? if there not bright enough( halide or good t5) its not happy with that
28-03-2006 22:59 by tommy	i will have to disagree ... i have had my host anemone under t8s for the past 4 years and it has been fine growns like billio and eats just fine
28-03-2006 23:20 by dean	and how deep is your tank also was the anemone under halide from the shop ?and gone into a totally different tank complete chane in water chemistry and probably different lighting ! check the link the bacteria needs light to keep the anemone happy ! http://www.vividaquariums.com/10Expand.asp?ProductCode=02-1515-10

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