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  1. Sat, 31st Dec 2011, 08:30 PM #1
    Europhyllia
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    Default Japanese neon anemone

    looks totally fake!
    http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversden...10&ddid=140954
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  2. Sat, 31st Dec 2011, 08:38 PM #2
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    what ever it is it looks cute....i wonder was that shot was taken under leds!!!
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    click on the link. it's available through Diver's Den. Apparently the whole thing is neon yellow/green (not just under actinics)

    wasn't there some sort of law against exporting Japanese corals? Has that changed? Maybe Mr Cob or somebody in the business will know...
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    pic seems very familiar karin.....i dnt know i think i must hve seen it somewhere else aswell
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    Looks like these little guys prefer colder tanks below 70F. I have a client that wants one, but from what little i can find about them they seem to only live a few months, if that, in warmer water.
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    That's good to know. Not that I wanted one. But it always helps to know what requirements different critters have rather than throw them willy nilly in your tank.
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