the BIG BTA's

[renogaw]

here we go, forgot to take the pics. it recently moved so i can't get a pic of its foot:

 

[saltn00b]

thats nice reno.

 

[renogaw]

its WAY too big and needs to split. I'm a tad concerned if it looks ok as well, it has "green" all over the tips and the foot, but not so much on the face and base of the tentacles.

 

[saltn00b]

my concern was that the tips looked bleached in that pic actually. GBTAs arent always actually 'green'

 

[renogaw]

hopefully thomas will look at it... it doesnt really look white in the tank, its a nice green, with a darker tanish body.

 

[saltn00b]

ok than its just the pic - i think it looks healthy otherwise. JMO

 

[renogaw]

Originally Posted by saltn00b
ok than its just the pic - i think it looks healthy otherwise. JMO

kk, i've been worried. thanks

 

[saltn00b]

here is a beast i just came across

 

[joojoo]

A doctor's office near me has a 90 gallon tank, half of which is occupied by a BTA.

 

[dogstar]

Mines about due to be two again.

The FM is 4.5 inches.

 

[renogaw]

Originally Posted by Dogstar
Mines about due to be two again.

The FM is 4.5 inches.
i wish i could get mine to split. i'm seriously thinking about trading it off to make room for corals.

 

[saltn00b]

Originally Posted by renogaw
i wish i could get mine to split. i'm seriously thinking about trading it off to make room for corals.

+1

 

[thomas712]

Knowing that pictures, flash ..etc sometimes don't do justice to photo's, the first set of pics look fine to me.
Many many things can affect how anemones or corals look, a change in lighting, an extra unscheduled water change, a special feeding that varies the usual diet....etc
Thomas.

 

[cichlidkid]

Originally Posted by reefreak29
here u go
Are these the Reef Plus Anemones? Because he has a tank full of rose anemones

 

[miaheatlvr]

Waitng for him to splt as well....