Rippinfrags
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That looks to be an S. Hadonni in the video you linked, which would explain why it enjoys the lower flow.
Show off your S. gigantea
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The scopas is about 4-5". When the surge kicks on, there are flow around other areas of the tank but not where the gigantea is located.
Yeah, you can see the small brown anemone in the background. He is pretty brown, just the lighting is blue. I can't figure out the white balance on the camera yet. It has an aquarium setting but still not enough to take out the blue.
Yeah, you can see the small brown anemone in the background. He is pretty brown, just the lighting is blue. I can't figure out the white balance on the camera yet. It has an aquarium setting but still not enough to take out the blue.
OrionN
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Here is a picture of my Yellow/green Gigantea from today. She was having a war with my male H. malu so I have to but a wall between the two. You can see she really ravage the Xenia near by. Over all she is doing really well. With the rate she is growing, I will have to get her out of this 65 gal tank pretty soon.
reeferpueblo
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I know just common carpet, But when i got her from lfs she was pure white and may be an inch. paid only 5.00 should have taken pics. but six months old and 8",pic is old she was about 6" cant get new pic she moved 2 the back after i took this pic camera shy i guess LOL.
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Minh,
I am doing ok up here. A lot of people still don't have power. One of the best reef tank here(mgny) lost power and had to get rid of his livestock.
I have a DYI battery backup on one of the tunze 6055 that runs for about 2 days on battery. I have power and hot water that makes us luckier than most. Events like this makes me think of moving back to Texas when I get done up here.
Your anemone is looking great. All these years we have been trying to find a gigantea, now you hear more and more people having success keeping them. I wonder what changed - new source, better shipping method, better technology?
I am doing ok up here. A lot of people still don't have power. One of the best reef tank here(mgny) lost power and had to get rid of his livestock.
I have a DYI battery backup on one of the tunze 6055 that runs for about 2 days on battery. I have power and hot water that makes us luckier than most. Events like this makes me think of moving back to Texas when I get done up here.
Your anemone is looking great. All these years we have been trying to find a gigantea, now you hear more and more people having success keeping them. I wonder what changed - new source, better shipping method, better technology?
reeferpueblo
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this is a s. Tapetum the maxi variety, not a s. Gigantea. You are in a wrong place. There is a huge thread to show off all carpets but this is not it.
so sorry!
My Blue Gigantea at week 9
Video from Waikiki Aquarium taken last week. This blue gigantea is about 3' across. Link to the video below - surprisingly lack of flow. There is a surge device(Carlson?), but even with the surge the anemone does not receive a lot of flow. Anemone seems to do well under this condition.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kzF_3XaLnfs
AMAZING pair of clowns. Awesome nem too! Have more pics?
OrionN
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This is the thread I was looking for, an excellent thread
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=201498
D-Nak
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Here's mine.
Looking good Matt! Looks like your patience paid off. Congrats!
cali9dub
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I've had my blue Gig for about a year now and have had it under nothing but LED's. I feed it a couple times a week (salmon soaked in selcon or Brightwell's AminOmega). Its doing fabulous !!
now
Here is when i got it back in March
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OrionN
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:spin1:If you don't have picture of it here, then you don't have it.:spin1:
cali9dub
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oh I have it.....
