Marc, here is the red mejano pic

[Dragon Slayer]

http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/512/29872red_mejano.jpg

[CapFusion]

Kind of fuzzy / blur

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[Dragon Slayer]

well Cap they arent noted as creatures that pick the best spot for
photographic conditions.

it gives a general idea of what they look like sense Marc said he had never
seen a red one. i'll try to do better soon.

kc

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[Dragon Slayer]

keeping in mind the anemones are in a pretty strong current and moving in it
constantly here is a better pic. without a lot more patients it's not going
to get much better then this. sorry if its still blured and fuzzy.
http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/512/29872a_red_mejano.jpg


kc

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[CapFusion]

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> well Cap they arent noted as creatures that pick the best spot for
> photographic conditions.
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> it gives a general idea of what they look like sense Marc said he had
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> seen a red one. i'll try to do better soon.

Heehehe.... Do worry about it. Just giving you a hard-time.

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[CapFusion]

"Dragon Slayer" > wrote in message
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> keeping in mind the anemones are in a pretty strong current and moving in
it
> constantly here is a better pic. without a lot more patients it's not
going
> to get much better then this. sorry if its still blured and fuzzy.
> http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/512/29872a_red_mejano.jpg
>

Wow, I like it. Thanks

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[Marc Levenson]

Oooooh! Prreeeetty! Now I want one. LOL

Marc


Dragon Slayer wrote:

> keeping in mind the anemones are in a pretty strong current and moving in it
> constantly here is a better pic. without a lot more patients it's not going
> to get much better then this. sorry if its still blured and fuzzy.
> http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/512/29872a_red_mejano.jpg
>
> kc
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[Dragon Slayer]

> Oooooh! Prreeeetty! Now I want one. LOL
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> Marc

Oh really? i have about a gazillion.........how many you want?
i wish the green ones i got from you spread as quickly. one has never split
and is about 1" now and is the brightest neon green you have ever seen(he
lives in the 180), the other is now 4 and is slowly but surley covering the
rockwork in my predator tank.

the plan is to move as many as i can from the 180 over to the predator tank.
i didnt know they were on the rock when i got it and the guy i got it from
(GregT "saltyzoo" the admin on RC) said he "thought i got all of em out of
the tank" they spread about as fast as Xenia.

i'v injected at least a couple thousand and they are still popping up all
over the place. it might be a lost cause, but the good thing is they are
right up next to some corals and dont cause any harm to them where as the
green one i got from you keeps everything at a distance from it. its
strange huh?

:)
kc

[Marc Levenson]

As long as they stay in your neck of the woods, I'm happy that you're happy. :)

Marc


Dragon Slayer wrote:

> Oh really? i have about a gazillion.........how many you want?
> i wish the green ones i got from you spread as quickly. one has never split
> and is about 1" now and is the brightest neon green you have ever seen(he
> lives in the 180), the other is now 4 and is slowly but surley covering the
> rockwork in my predator tank.
>
> the plan is to move as many as i can from the 180 over to the predator tank.
> i didnt know they were on the rock when i got it and the guy i got it from
> (GregT "saltyzoo" the admin on RC) said he "thought i got all of em out of
> the tank" they spread about as fast as Xenia.
>
> i'v injected at least a couple thousand and they are still popping up all
> over the place. it might be a lost cause, but the good thing is they are
> right up next to some corals and dont cause any harm to them where as the
> green one i got from you keeps everything at a distance from it. its
> strange huh?
>
> :)
> kc

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I have had a million of those - boy whas that a tuff time removing those.
But they are easier to remove than Aiptasia.......(had em both)

Brian


"Marc Levenson" > skrev i en meddelelse
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> As long as they stay in your neck of the woods, I'm happy that you're
happy. :)
>
> Marc
>
>
> Dragon Slayer wrote:
>
> > Oh really? i have about a gazillion.........how many you want?
> > i wish the green ones i got from you spread as quickly. one has never
split
> > and is about 1" now and is the brightest neon green you have ever
seen(he
> > lives in the 180), the other is now 4 and is slowly but surley covering
the
> > rockwork in my predator tank.
> >
> > the plan is to move as many as i can from the 180 over to the predator
tank.
> > i didnt know they were on the rock when i got it and the guy i got it
from
> > (GregT "saltyzoo" the admin on RC) said he "thought i got all of em out
of
> > the tank" they spread about as fast as Xenia.
> >
> > i'v injected at least a couple thousand and they are still popping up
all
> > over the place. it might be a lost cause, but the good thing is they
are
> > right up next to some corals and dont cause any harm to them where as
the
> > green one i got from you keeps everything at a distance from it. its
> > strange huh?
> >
> > :)
> > kc
>
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