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OrionN
Wed, 3rd Mar 2004, 07:42 AM
Here are the pictures of my two new S. giganteas that I just got on 3/02/04. Both seem healthy without visible injury. The green one is bleached but the blue one looks OK. Wish me luck.

http://www.reefland.com/gallery/data/507/1316Blue_Gigantea.jpg

http://www.reefland.com/gallery/data/507/1316Green_Gigantea.jpg


Here are the new pictures as the light turn on on 3/03/04.
One of the Blue pictures was taken with flash. The others were under my 250 W 20,000K MH compensated using Photo Shop (Auto level function)
The tank still looks very bare since I only have small frags. Most are only 1-3 inches. They looks hopelessly tiny in a 8 foot tank. Just rock and three anemones if I tank a full tank picture. I will have to set up a species tank for at least one of these anemones. I also got an other A. percula send to me (mistake) They seem healthy and is doing fine (had formalin dipped befor going to my tank. I did not quarantine them since I did not expected them and have no other place to put them.

http://www.reefland.com/gallery/data/507/1316Blue_Gigantea_02.jpg

http://www.reefland.com/gallery/data/507/1316Blue_Gigantea_03.jpg

http://www.reefland.com/gallery/data/507/1316Green_Gigantea_02.jpg

http://www.reefland.com/gallery/data/507/1316Green_Gigantea_03.jpg

DeletedAccount
Wed, 3rd Mar 2004, 08:26 AM
WOW! I cannot wait until we have our CC weekend so I can see these beauties in person!

scuba_steveo
Wed, 3rd Mar 2004, 09:22 AM
awesome
thats it
just awesome

StephenA
Wed, 3rd Mar 2004, 10:36 AM
Where did you get them, They are great!

Stephen
Wed, 3rd Mar 2004, 10:43 AM
WOW that is a beautiful shade of blue. Where did you get them? WOW increadable!!!!

Stephen

OrionN
Wed, 3rd Mar 2004, 11:57 PM
Thanks,
Jim odered it from a wholesale place for me. Thanks Jim
Minh

Tim Marvin
Thu, 4th Mar 2004, 12:06 AM
Super nice!

matt
Thu, 4th Mar 2004, 01:07 AM
They are beautiful. I think it's important to remind people, though, that these anemones have a terrible survival rate in captivity, something like less than 2% after a year. This is truly unfortunate, because they live long lives and support clownfish in the ocean. Minh, being the expert that he is, will give these animals a great environment, well researched and well fed. Most people that buy them do not.

I'm sure these pics will inspire lots of our members to want an anemone like these. I really hope that anyone interested in one does ALOT of research before buying.

Henry
Thu, 4th Mar 2004, 03:25 PM
Beautiful, just Beautiful!!!!