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01-20-2006, 03:33 PM
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 This GBTA has retained its bubbles through all the relocations it did itself and the ones I helped it along with. It's finally settled down in a location that is easy to feed and easy to film.Have a new RBTA in our 67g that looks very different. It has no bubbles and the tentacles are not as dense as the GBTA's tentacles. Am going to rearrange the tank some this weekend and hopefully move the RBTA closer to the front glass. I want to give it some time to get used to my tank and grow a bit before making a video of it. 
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01-20-2006, 03:49 PM
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Awesome
 I had a GBTA not too long ago that went MIA, literally.. no where to be found now. It always had bubble tips when the halides were on. When lights went out, it had just normal, longer tentacles. So although there is no real evidence that lighting doesn't play a role in bubble tips, I am going to say it does. I should also note, that when I had an RBTA , it NEVER had bubble tips.. maybe a few times actually.. but very seldom did it have bubble tips. It always had very stringy, long tentacles. Anyways... looking forward to your RBTA video 
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