M mikekman New member Jun 30, 2007 #22 That is really cool! Mr.ugly, I sent you a pm, could you respond to you? Thanks Back to the topic, anyone else have pics of theres? Mike
That is really cool! Mr.ugly, I sent you a pm, could you respond to you? Thanks Back to the topic, anyone else have pics of theres? Mike
jdieck New member Jun 30, 2007 #23 Sure, they are very common at..... Alaska's Exxon Valdez ecological development area.
Mr. Ugly New member Jun 30, 2007 #24 Hehe... one of the guys in my club thinks they look like aptasias covered in tar... or something like that Well, I need ugly zoas to go with my ugly fishes
Hehe... one of the guys in my club thinks they look like aptasias covered in tar... or something like that Well, I need ugly zoas to go with my ugly fishes
Kinetic Active member Jul 1, 2007 #25 <a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10238860#post10238860 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mr. Ugly Heya Bill. Glad you like them Been feeding them baby brine and cyclopeeze. Hope they grow faster than according to what I've read. I think I want to do a "Nano of Evil"... black snake polyps, Darth Maul chalice, neon green nepthea, black sun coral... hehe Click to expand... ... black/red frogfish? =)) man those snake polyps are creepy...
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10238860#post10238860 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mr. Ugly Heya Bill. Glad you like them Been feeding them baby brine and cyclopeeze. Hope they grow faster than according to what I've read. I think I want to do a "Nano of Evil"... black snake polyps, Darth Maul chalice, neon green nepthea, black sun coral... hehe Click to expand... ... black/red frogfish? =)) man those snake polyps are creepy...