random pics of my tank

[uwscotch]

let's see how many I can post?

 

[uwscotch]

and more

 

[uwscotch]

Lobophytum pauciflorum (leather), Unidentified yello polyp: dubbed Parazoanthus gracilis, Actinodiscus coeruleus (metallic blue mushroom). ref. Borneman, E. H.

 

[uwscotch]

zoos

 

[uwscotch]

thank you Dean. Caulastrea fucata (trumpet coral). closed during the day, long sweepers at night, 0.5-1" long.

 

[uwscotch]

hey, look, it's my brain

 

[uwscotch]

Two Litophyton species (tree coral, kenya tree coral, etc.) Euphyllia divisa (frogspawn coral), Galaxea fascicularis (galaxy coral) colors vary.

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Stunning! Congrats on a beautiful tank!

 

[uwscotch]

that's all for now folks.

enjoy

uwscotch

 

[Maxx]

hey, look, it's my brain

Uh...dude your brain is on stilts.....I think it wants to be bigger...

Nick

 

[Maxx]

BTW,
nice anemone....Ritteri?
Nick

 

[uwscotch]

My brain was coming up a little bit short. Typical, I always end up an inch or two short. OOPS. Did I say that out loud.

BTW, the anenome is a Sebae. Furtunately a very successful one.

 

[NaH2O]

Great pics uwscotch! lol on your comment!

 

[Montanarocknreefer]

Very nice pics uwscotch! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Scooterman]

Very nice shots, aint this sport awesome!

 

[kevinpo]

Nice pictures! Thanks for sharing.
The anemone is a Heteractis crispa. It can get 24" across if fed regularly.

Regards,
Kevin

 

[mojoreef]

great looking tank, way to go.



Mike

 

[Craig Manoukian]

aint this sport awesome!

Love that subculture grammar!

 

[Macbeth417]

Looks great uwscotch, I always love seeing some indepth pictures of local tanks. Are you still attending UW or just an Alumni?


-Erik

 

[uwscotch]

Hello all

Thanks for the great replies. Thank you for the accurate anemone identifcation Kevin. I appreciate the scientific identification, in fact, I may go back and properly identify each animal, at least to the genus level. I have not gone thru the process of properly identifying my anemones. Now I am scared. I have two of them that do not stop growing. It's only a 29 gal. tank and they now reach 12" in diameter. They originally were only 3-5" when I got them. They both prefer the same spot in the tank and their interaction appears to have no ill effect on either one.

As far as UW goes, I am currently a graduate student, aka, an indentured servant. This may be over in 2 years hopefully. Then it is time to move to Australia.

Thanks again