Lets see those anemones

[graysmurf]

great pics

 

[graysmurf]

off subject for a second but i really like the mesh over the top of your tank. Need to try something like that and get rid of my glass cover.

 

[billy71]

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[jasony816]

Is that a haddoni or gigs?

 

[Toddrtrex]

Is that a haddoni or gigs?

Its not mine, but it is an S. Haddoni.

 

[angel-luver!!]

 

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[angel-luver!!]

and few more

 

[blownz281]

Can you tell us what all your anemones are. Kinda hard to tell. The BTA's are very unusally colored.. Nice looking group though..

 

[WDLV]

This is probably not what you had in mind but they are anemones....
Taken on the GBR near Daintree and Cairns.

 

[frctlimg]

^^ That first one is awesome. The clam is a bonus!

 

[WDLV]

I saw clams that were easily 3' in diameter. Some as big as 4'... but that's not the topic of the thread....

 

[WDLV]

Missed some....

 

[WDLV]

These are from the 20,000 gallon reef at Atlantis Marine World in Riverhead NY. This was in 2007. The H. magnifica was 4' in diameter and it's tentacles were as big around as my thumbs. It is smaller now having split several times since.

This is their 2000 gallon anemone tank. The clarkiis and polymnus clowns in this tank are in the 7"-8" size range and are about as big around as a tennis ball.

2008
After the split.