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Pennies2Cents
Sat, 9th Jan 2010, 07:18 PM
We had (4) entries for this months contest. Please select your favorite picture. This poll will run from January 9-16th. Numbers correspond with pictures below. Picture with most votes will be the winner for this month.

Have fun! :) Good Luck to all contestants

1.

http://www.dominopads.com/jan.jpg


2.

http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums/af324/BioFish09/DSC_0012-1.jpg


3.

http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/vv138/LTSmash_photos/Christmas2009112.jpg?t=1262839749


4.

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j11/gseclipse02/DSC04564.jpg

Third Coast Tropical
Sat, 9th Jan 2010, 11:06 PM
^^bump^^

UTSAltwaterEnthusiast
Sun, 10th Jan 2010, 01:06 PM
Like that anemone on the 4th one

Europhyllia
Sun, 10th Jan 2010, 01:26 PM
Yes, It's a beautiful display of form and motion. Such long tentacles! It would be great if the photos came with subtitles to let people know what is shown. :)

Third Coast Tropical
Mon, 11th Jan 2010, 06:23 PM
Perhaps after the contest the photographers could do that for you Karin, and everyone else. Good recommendation for future contests.

Pennies2Cents
Fri, 15th Jan 2010, 04:12 PM
Bumpsters! :)

Poll closes tomorrow @ 6pm.

moe
Fri, 15th Jan 2010, 04:56 PM
really awesome photos all of them are winner in my book. Good luck to all!

Gseclipse02
Sat, 16th Jan 2010, 09:31 PM
SWWWEEEETTT i won !!!!


Yes, It's a beautiful display of form and motion. Such long tentacles! It would be great if the photos came with subtitles to let people know what is shown. :)



its a LTA that was picked up at petco for 5.99 :bigsmile: I tricked the lady but this was only after they told me to bleach my live rock :bareteeth: (when i first started)


clowns= no clue what they are... help???

lights were a MH 250 SE 12k reflux

cannon 20d with some lens

Europhyllia
Sat, 16th Jan 2010, 09:42 PM
GS, very cool. I like that most of the picture is in the dark and the anemone is the only thing illuminated.
Congrats! :)

Europhyllia
Sat, 16th Jan 2010, 09:46 PM
My own caption:
My photo is picture 1- PJ Cardinals which actually really are schooling fish in the traditional sense. ;) The picture shows two out of a group of five in front of a yellow finger gorgonian.

Gseclipse02
Sat, 16th Jan 2010, 10:01 PM
oh yea theres a PJ Cardinal in the pics also lol ( top left)


karin my gf was looking at the pics and says look the PJC's match with the coral lol

Europhyllia
Sat, 16th Jan 2010, 10:12 PM
They do! Until I had Gorgonians I didn't know why they had these weird patterns but they love to be in them and then their patterns totally make sense :)
(funny story about your Petco purchase by the way :D )

Third Coast Tropical
Sat, 16th Jan 2010, 11:23 PM
Pic 3 was mine.

Onyx perculas raised from egg by me (eggs courtesy of Minh)...a little over 9 months
Peppermint shrimp scurrying in the back....been trying to catch it and its cohort for weeks to switch them to my "Aiptasia tank"...fast little boogers
This is in my nice reef tank, since the pair of clowns is not yet sexually mature...
The Fox coral in the background is awesome!!!...My favorite type of coral.

Thanks to all who voted for mine.

Europhyllia
Sun, 17th Jan 2010, 02:41 PM
L, that must feel great to have fish you raised yourself from eggs!

justahobby
Mon, 18th Jan 2010, 01:48 PM
My popular picture was #2. I've had the PS clown (female) inside the not so bubbly bta for close to a year. The PS on the right (male) was added a couple months later. Both came from Reef2U. The ruffle ridge coral is the yellow sps that my blood shrimp (From Wolf Reef) is hanging on. It came to me as a browned out coral, I thought was dead, buried in some sand I had bought. If you look close Waldo (bicolor blenny) is hiding behind the shrimp's antennas lol.

Europhyllia
Mon, 18th Jan 2010, 02:02 PM
What a lovely ruffle ridge coral! :D

Kristy
Mon, 18th Jan 2010, 02:03 PM
What a lovely ruffle ridge coral! :D

Even lovelier with the cool story that goes with it. Just makes you love it all the more! (PS: Waldo is a perfect name for that bicolor!)

Europhyllia
Mon, 18th Jan 2010, 02:10 PM
And even more lovely since Justin just broke a piece off and it's now in my tank. ;)

carong
Thu, 4th Feb 2010, 01:43 AM
wowwwwwww