I love the neon green color morph haddoni. I haven't seen any in a few years. Quite a shame because I used to take them for granted. The local stores around me used to sell them from anywhere between 45 and 60 bucks.
Unique Colouration for a Red Carpet; I think. Very sticky, nice tight oral disc. Pictures taken with a camera phone. I will endeavour to post with an actual camera. Cheers.
Red Carpet (New Addition) Updated Pics with actual Camera.....
Red Carpet (New Addition) Updated Pics with actual Camera.....
Yeah. We are very fortunate in the Toronto area. We have some great LFS that bend over backwards for hobbyists. I think also; you'll find that availability at times comes in "waves/cycles" - pun intended. Perhaps similar geography of suppliers or even the same suppliers. I've noticed that the past couple of months there have been a few more Blue, Purple, Neon Green, Yellow, and Red Carpets as of late. Pricing however is all over the map.
The pics enclosed were taken this morning under different lighting conditions to feebly attempt to capture its true colours. Unfortunately I can't seem to capture the orange hues near the oral disc......
P.S. - This was brought up in another discussion I had regarding carpet anemones. Regarding your comment of eating your fish. Murphy's Law dictates that it will eventually eat your most expensive or your most prized fish. Or even worse....the fish your girlfriend's/wife's favourite fish. There will always be an inherent risk. I've lost a Blue Tang years ago; and most recently a Blue Throat Trigger. Seriously. That's why I'm trying with this particular one in my refugium for now. lol For what it's worth - I find that most fish naturally sense to avoid anemones. That being said; it's usually a chase or feeding frenzy where a fish and tentacles will cross paths. Or...in the case of a carpet - sometimes it just gets too big.
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There will always be an inherent risk. I've lost a Blue Tang years ago; and most recently a Blue Throat Trigger. Seriously. That's why I'm trying with this particular one in my refugium for now. lol For what it's worth - I find that most fish naturally sense to avoid anemones. That being said; it's usually a chase or feeding frenzy where a fish and tentacles will cross paths. Or...in the case of a carpet - sometimes it just gets too big.
