Life Span of Anemones
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Tethered_Limbs
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you arent goin anywhere EC
BonsaiNut
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Wow this is some really great discussion! I didn't expect to be getting such good info and general discussion on the subject from my original question about anemone lifespan,but this has been great for me, a new comer to the reef keeping world. Thanks to all of you!
P.S. That looks an awful lot like a C-141 Starlifter... I used to jump out of those
Well, I've had my RBTAs since 1995. A variety of tank mishaps over the years have taken out a few clones, but I'm close to a couple of hundred clones at this point, and I really couldn't tell you the age of any individual clone. IMO, they're all 17 years old at this point. 
Kevin
Kevin
RobsReefs407
In Memoriam
Your right on that I don't even know where to start but I had my Rbtas for about 2 years with about 8 splits 1 death not a high death rate in my system unless something goes wrong
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Wow this is some really great discussion! I didn't expect to be getting such good info and general discussion on the subject from my original question about anemone lifespan,
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P.S. That looks an awful lot like a C-141 Starlifter... I used to jump out of those
As did I. Airborne all the way!
BonsaiNut
Premium Member
Yeah! I was just looking at old photos of Benning the other day... I was sharing them with my son when he was complaining about his sports practices
As far as jump platforms go, I preferred the C-130... I liked the air-conditioning in the back
And I am probably mistaken about it being a C-140... given that his name is C-5 FlyBoy Sometimes I am so stupid I scare myself 
C5flyboy
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P.S. That looks an awful lot like a C-141 Starlifter... I used to jump out of those
It's the Mighty C-5 Galaxy!! the C-141's big brother. I've been flying them out of Travis AFB for the last 5 years. To both of you Airborn guys thanks for the time and service you gave to this country!
