post pix of your bta?lta plz

[moby]

Hi Steve Weast,
I checked out your web site a few weeks ago. Very impressive!
I don't know if most folks here have ever seen your site but your aquarium is on a very different level from most hobbiest, myself included. How did you get started? Do you have any background in marine biology or are you just a very obsessed hobbiest!?

I am in the planning stages now for a 280 gal, 72x30x30. Any advice for larger scale tanks?
Great tank, post some new photos if you have any.
Moby

 

[promisetbg]

Steve Weast is my hero.

 

[steveweast]

I'm just a hobbiest. My real background is in construction and engineering. I had a reef tank back in the mid 80's.....took a break for career building in the 90's..... and picked it back up again in 2000.

 

[reef diver]

Ok, my question about rose btas is answered, what about the regular(not green or red)

 

[lbaskball]

I saw steve west's...but promisetbg buble tip anemone/ corals that he had in the background..WOW! That is the most colorful rose bubble tip I"ve ever seen in my life!

 

[moby]

I saw steve west's...but promisetbg buble tip anemone/ corals that he had in the background..WOW! That is the most colorful rose bubble tip I"ve ever seen in my life!
Indeed! Very nice!

Moby

 

[reef diver]

Agreed

 

[symon]

My Bta's have never Bubbled since i got them, any paticular reason?

 

[steveweast]

Yes...a good reason...it's not a BTA.....it's a condylactis.

 

[lbaskball]

Sometimes Bubble Tip Anemones will loose their bulb look over time, dont really know why. I think it has to do with the lighting conditions when kept in captivity. Therefore, it is not "rare" to loose its bulb look IF it is a bubble tip anemone.