why I love my clowns

[MM WI]

too bad I don't still still have this guy. A direct examination could lock it up. I do think the level of certainty I read here is based on the ingrained belief that they will not split. The assumption from a few of you that verrucae are not present without a photo confirming this and the logic that it should be burried in non existent sand seems a to be consistent with this. I am open to some posibility that I am wrong but for now I am going to stick with the assumption that the new kid on the block has one on you guys. Certainly reality is not a democracy.

- Mark

 

[taylor t]

Looks like BTA to me also. I've had both. I could be wrong too. Nice nem anyways. Thanks for sharing your pics. Very nice shots.

 

[sk8rreefgeek]

Hungry BTA is my opinion


the BT on the right looks pretty similar to yours sometimes

 

[MM WI]

Yes the guy on the right looks almost identical from what can be seen, If that can be confirmed as a BTA it would be good evidence against my position. - Mark

 

[taylor t]

I also wanted to say thankyou for sharing the blue carpet picture. I got one 3 weeks ago that looks just like that, only the disk lost all it's color and turned white. The last week it's started to get that pink/brown color to it, which made me think it was going to all turn brown, and the blue tips would disappear. You don't know how happy I was to see that picture. THANKYOU!

 

[E.J. Coral]

I have no certainty that it is BTA. My point was that if it had veruccae, you would probably remeber as they are very distinct in these species.

 

[Toddrtrex]

To add to your picture E.J.

Here was one of mine (( ignore the hole in the bottom of the foot, it came that way and didn't make it ))

 

[sk8rreefgeek]

that is weird looking. is that a special type? what does it mean if they have those markings?

the BTA in my pic was definitely a bubble tip. I bought it as it arrived to my LFS, still in the bag. It was all bubbly, but has looked that way since. A lot of people believe they are trying to catch food when stretched out like that.
MM WI - Do you feed yours?