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11-16-2008, 11:47 PM
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The good news: it was a gigantea for sure, looking pretty much identical to Tony's green gigantea in his last picture, including the verrucae. The bad news: the reason it is for sale is that it ate pretty much all the fish in the system it was in. I turned it down as I don't want to lose all the fish in my system, and I don't want to set up another sytem off my current one to hold it, although that would be awesome, and fairly easy to do.
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11-17-2008, 04:59 AM
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Oh ... weird. I would not have guessed a gigantea to be a fish eating problem. I had a mandarin sleep at night right under the oral disk of the anemone. The two I have also don't seem to be much excited by larger pieces of food but do seem to enjoy smaller pieces like mysis so I thought they were more into plankton than fish. But I guess it goes to show there are always differences out there!
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