Invert pics
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Topic: Invert pics
Posted By: Will Spencer
Subject: Invert pics
Date Posted: October 21 2004 at 9:27pm
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This is of course for everyone, but mostly for Mark and Adam as they seem to like funky invert pics. This one is hard to see, but underneath the dead coral skeleton, (the branch that is "looking" straight at you,) is a Spiney Oyster. I believe that's what it is anyway. You can see the opening with a white fringe on 2 sides of it. It sticks out about a quarter inch from the shell. You can't see it, but the other side has an opening as well.
This is a closeup of my largest Mexican Turbo Snail. It seems the only thing it really bothers in my tank is a branch of Frogspawn that gets knocked around by him sometimes. It does a great job on the green algae that grows on the glass though.
This thing looks like something coming back from the dead. (Hey, just in time for Halloween...)
"Hey, I'm just hanging upside down cleaning rock."
And this one is especially for Mark. I shifted a rock to move a coral up higher in the tank and guess what I found underneath.
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Posted By: Mark Peterson
Date Posted: October 22 2004 at 8:12am
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Nice pics Will. Non-coral inverts are simply fascinating.
Yes, it's true. I love sponge. IMO it's underated. I once had an awesome Sponge/Sea Squirt refugium. For my newest setup, I paid $30 to get the largest clump of blue sponge Aquatica had in their Feather Duster tank. They were going to just give me the sponge after removing the worms, but since I was in the mood to spend $$... I now have 2 FDWorms constantly stretching to stay ahead of the encroaching sponge. ------------- Reefkeeping Tips, & quick, easy setup tricks: www.utahreefs.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=9244 Pay it forward - become a paid WMAS member 
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