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Also, It doesn seem that the red BTAs sting the other corals ( polyps, mushrooms, hammer, Favia, etc.). Are the red BTAs a big danger to the other corals?

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Also, It doesn seem that the red BTAs sting the other corals ( polyps, mushrooms, hammer, Favia, etc.). Are the red BTAs a big danger to the other corals?

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Thanks for the input, CMC BTA Clone feeding Three weeks ago my BTA cloned. The large anemone is doing fine and eats anything I feed it. The large one is now bigger than ever. It’s probably close to 10 inches across when inflated. The clone will not eat anything. If I try and feed it it pulls its tentacles away and deflates. It seems to be doing all right though. It is staying on the same rock, and just moving around a little. It seems to spend a lot of its time inflating and deflating. You can sit and watch it fully inflate, and two or three minutes later it will be completely deflated. I have never dealt with an anemone clone before and I am not sure what to expect. Is there anything I can do to encourage it to feed, or will it just feed when its ready? Thank you.