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06-04-2008, 01:21 PM
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Hey...regarding our yellow Giganteas....this article (quoting Sprung & Delbeek) suggests that they're bleached green specimens. Either way, they'll be spectacular!
http://www.reefflections.com/anemone.htm#yellow
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06-04-2008, 01:35 PM
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I did read that as we'll. And Tony had said he thought they would turn a darker beige colour. But like you i am okay with that. Its just cool that we can keep these creatures alive in our tanks
 I can't wait to see yours at home with you as we'll. When did you figure your tank would be ready? I had said to Dennis yesterday you know you have a problem when you will drive all the way to Calgary just to pick up an anemone and then turn around and drive all the way back God i need a life...lol
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180 gallon SPS Dominated reef, Reeflo Orca 200 skimmer,Proline Zeovit reactor,3 250 watt halides in lumenarc mini reflectors and 2 vortecs for flow Numerous corals,2 purple tangs,choclate mimic tang,Foxface,Solar wrasse,male and female lubbocks wrasse,hoevens wrasse,Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse,Blue Sided Fairy Wrasse,yellow wrasse,3 Yellowstripe Anthias,True percand S.Gigantea anemone
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