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NyReefNoob
skimmer freak
ty thought it was,but the foot threw me off.and how green the face is. chance's of perc's or occ hosting it ?
NyReefNoob
skimmer freak
ive also got 2 rbta's 1 flourecent green with white speckels, and 4 gbta's still coloring, funny my small black aus, doesnt host anything and i have alot of zoa's as well few shroons, acans. my large and mother of the tank black aus. doesnt host anything either yet, but does touch them driving 2 mis bar true's, and a semi picc. which has been eyeing my 6" dersa. not liking that ending. now my last system i added a green Haddoni, had a pair of misbar black aus, they wouldnt host a bta or lta. only zoa's and african blue xenia. So i added a haddoni. no more carpets
dalston
Active member
The green oral disk could be a sign that is was dyed, it's unfortnatley a common occurance with H. crispa.
NyReefNoob
skimmer freak
ty dalston, kinda figured something was up, thats what threw me off. my 2 true percs are loving it, woke up to them in it this morning
elegance coral
They call me EC
It doesn't look dyed to me. it just looks like the pic was taken under "bluer" lights.
NyReefNoob
skimmer freak
lighting temp is around 15k, in person the oral is much greener then the pic. id be happy as heck if it stayed this color though
NyReefNoob
skimmer freak
clowns are loving it, going from it in the sand to bta's up higher to another next column over.
Having it's foot in the sand, the tips of the tentacles are different colored, and the tentacle orientation around the disk are all good indicators.
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