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09-18-2009, 05:17 PM
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I only touched it a couple of times. I knew jellyfish have small needles that they inject when they touch you, but I didn't know this anemone worked like that. I'm going to wear gloves when I touch them from now on.
I fed it krills and it's eating very well. The carpet stickiness is on another level compared to BTA or maybe my BTA lost its stickiness? I only get slimey feel from touching BTA. Anyways thanks for the replies. 
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09-19-2009, 01:40 AM
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a carpet is the great white shark of anemones, the top predator! a BTA, its more comparable to a really mean cat. maybe a dog, but i would say more like a cat.
 WERE GUNNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT  salsa shark anyone?.... wow im feeling silly today.
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