is this a lta

[doadster]

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[doadster]

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[davocean]

If it is, it's a really small one!
I just see a dot.

 

[wicked_NaCl_h2o]

try using www.imageshack.us

After you upload a picture

You will be taken to a page with list of URL's

right click and copy the url for Hotlink for forums (1)

It will be the 5th URL listed and you will see Hotlink for forums (1) next to it.

right click again and paste here.

 

[doadster]

hope this works

 

[doadster]

How can i make the pic bigger? Tried differ sizes not working

 

[doadster]

http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/6963/1011677be2.jpg

 

[doadster]

Finally got it to work. Thanks wicked

 

[garygb]

Yes, that is Macrodactyla doreensis (LTA).

 

[reefman13]

 

[reefman13]

Agreed, that is an LTA. You can tell by the color of the foot.

BTW: to get the image, right click, hit view image, then copy that url (should just be the picture) then paste that url into the image uploading tool thingy.

 

[JamesJR]

red foot, verucae, LTA if I ever saw one. Nice specimen too.

 

[doadster]

Thanks ......Was wondering if the foot needs to be deeper in the sand. Do you think I shoud move the tonga rock or maybe just leave it alone............

 

[reefman13]

I would leave it. It seems quite content and happy where it is. Just feed it and keep it healthy, and you will have a new long time companion in your tank!

GL w/ it!

 

[garygb]

Definitely leave it alone. It will dig in when it wants, and the tonga rock will not prevent that.