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Day in and day out, I watch the anemones open up wide and close down into a ball that resembles rolled up socks. They seem to be happy, and the clownfish swim through all of them, except for the new Sebae anemone. That particular anemone has been crawling around looking for a nice sunny spot, but wasn't successful. The bubble tip anemones dominate the rockwork and shade it far too much.

I watched it closely to see how things were going to develop, but finally decided the best choice was to remove it from the Anemone Cube and put it in the 400g where it can get some space and light. I broke my rule about no anemones in the 400g, but I had to do something for it.

Here's a picture of the Cube from today.

With the flow off, you can see most of them in this shot.

Here's one all twisted up. It's strange that the anemone seems completely fine with it.

Here's the Ribbon Gorgonian I got last month. The polyps are showing most of the time.