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Some really nice photos this month.

http://saltaquarium.about.com/librar...t02critter.htm

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how do you keep your emerald crab so cleen? mine is always covered in sand LOL

Steve

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Unfortunately, this little guy is no longer with me. I sold him to a fellow board member. My remaining crabs are not nearly as vivid in color.

This guy was a really fast grower. When I first got him, he only had 1 claw. But this was during the time that I was battling bryopsis and he had tons to eat. He just turned greener and greener and molted twice in about 2 months. He got big and got the missing claw back after the first molt. He was my biggest crab and I got worried that he'll start catching my smaller fish during the night (call it paranoia cause I've never seen an Emerald catch a live fish yet). Too bad cause he's the brightest green emerald crab I've seen.

Say, what's entry #7? It doesn't look like a Royal Gramma.

[ 04 October 2002, 22:29: Message edited by: Sam W ]

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Awesome photography Sam...I'll just post my crappy pictures until you give me some lessons... :D

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Very good Sam, but you're trailing that rather ordinary seahorse photo. How many times are we allowed to vote?? :D

And that Royal Gramma in the one photo is a new morph or something? And how about that "BTA?" Yeesh.

Alan ;)

Thanks for voting AJ. Only 1 vote is available for each IP address I think.

Don't think this fish is a Royal Gramma at all. It looks like a male anthias.

http://saltaquarium.about.com/librar...lgramma250.JPG

http://www.peteducation.com/category...ls=16&cat=1846

Doesn't look anything like my Royal Gramma. I'm sure it's just been mis-labeled.

http://www3.telus.net/my_universe/IMAGES1/gramma2.jpg

Hello,

Ah. So they give you a certificate for the prize. Neat idea!

Titus

Yes, and a T-Shirt too. I can never get enough T-Shirts. :)

Definitely not a Gramma loreto, could be Pseudoanthias huchti or P. squamipinnis but I've never seen those colours before. If the photo isn't doctoed, then that is one nice fish.