Blitzburggirl
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Could someone please post a video of what this is describing?
Or point me to one that is currently posted?
Or point me to one that is currently posted?
Gigantea tentacles vibrate right?
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Blitzburggirl
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I've dug through archives, which lead me to reading a thread started early in 2004, where someone posted videos, but the links required a log in.
BonsaiNut
Premium Member
I don't have a video.
Gigantea tentacles can vibrate. They don't always, and sometimes only some of the tentacles vibrate while other tentacles don't. Vibrate is not a good description of the movement. I would describe it as "wiggle" or "writhe". They move back and forth in a somewhat wiggly serpentine fashion. In my experience they are more likely to do it when there is little / no water movement.
By the way, S. haddonis can also wiggle their tentacles in a similar fashion, but in my experience don't do so as frequently.
Gigantea tentacles can vibrate. They don't always, and sometimes only some of the tentacles vibrate while other tentacles don't. Vibrate is not a good description of the movement. I would describe it as "wiggle" or "writhe". They move back and forth in a somewhat wiggly serpentine fashion. In my experience they are more likely to do it when there is little / no water movement.
By the way, S. haddonis can also wiggle their tentacles in a similar fashion, but in my experience don't do so as frequently.
jonnybravo22
New member
gave me an opportunity to test out a recently acquired macro lens!
all pumps were turned off so you could see the "vibrating" tentacles. clowns come in every now and then and push them around but if you pay attention you'll see individual tentacles moving on their own.
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all pumps were turned off so you could see the "vibrating" tentacles. clowns come in every now and then and push them around but if you pay attention you'll see individual tentacles moving on their own.
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this is me
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Nice clip to demonstrate this Johny. Mine does the same when the pump is off.
Blitzburggirl
Member
Ugh! 
Hahahahaha for some reason the video isn't popping up for me LOL I'm sure it will work later/next log in 
Thank you!!!! After digging and reading and reading and digging, I kept finding places that mentioned it, but never a real example!
Hahahahaha for some reason the video isn't popping up for me LOL I'm sure it will work later/next log in Thank you!!!! After digging and reading and reading and digging, I kept finding places that mentioned it, but never a real example!
