2 types of BTA ones that split other sexualy reproduce u must have got one that dont split.

Anthony,

I have no idea as to why the bubbles happened. The BTA just started folding a few of its tentacles over on themselves and they then fused folded over and developed into those strange bulbous tips :confused:

"I am not an elephant" :lol:

Maybe Tony or others more knowledgeable of anemones could chime in with an answer as to why it happens.

I don't know. Scar tissue? I've had it on some of mine too, over time they go away.

Nice looking tank you got there Scott :cool:
For only 7 months old it appears to be very healthy :biggrin:

Just one bit of advice though, that orange sponge probably won't last too long as it's found in much lesser lit area's of the reef, and unless your dosing in lot's of phyto it will most likely end up starving.

Oh yeah, I know exactley what you mean, nothing beats shooting a few rolls of koda chrome slide film :mrgreen:

Hey Scott,
Great looking tank. Looks real nice for 7 months old.
Is that a moon coral in the front on the sandbed..?? any closeups of that beauty..?? :mrgreen:

Ryan,

Yes that Moon Coral sits on my sandbed and it is one of my favorite corals. The centers are an awesome flourescent green, especially under actinic lights. It is very cool at night when the hundreds of tentacles come out for feeding. They are about 1/2" - 3/4" long and make the coral look all fuzzy. I've seen some of the sweeper tentacles reach out 6"-8" :eek:

This is the best shot I have right now and it does not do justice to the colour of the coral.

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Thanks for the pic Scott.
I almost bought a beauty red moon coral the other day.
Makes me wish I had.. :confused: :mrgreen:

Cool coral Scott :cool:

Looks great Scott, great assortment. Really like the sponge :cool: