Life of a S. Gigantea anemone in my care

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after some TLC and food. The clowns are roughly 1" long juveniles

 

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This was about 6-8 months after the first pic

 

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This is about 2 years and 2 tanks later. Its still in transplant shock but recovering

 

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Great shots of the crispa! I miss mine--had one several years ago that I finally had to sell because I moved.

 

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Just wanted to drag this thread back to the surface with an update. The anemone had started to move from one rock to another for the first time in about 3 years. He got almost all the way over and I finally had to pull him off of his old rock. I tore a small section of his base, and finally got a good picture of the healed/healing area. This scar is about an inch tall (Yes, the anemone really is that big. )

Anyway, I had hoped that the tear would initiate a split, but no such luck--it just seems to be healing back down to the rock. ::shrug:: at least he's happy and healthy!