what stinging sweeper tentacles look like: (pic)

Sk8r · 07/30/2008, 09:13 AM

Yes, corals change and do strange things at night, sometimes during the day: this great photo from the Photography forum really shows why you want to give them room. These tentacles sting.

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sufunk · 07/30/2008, 10:03 AM

Great photo!

I have a red galaxea that puts out unreal sweepers at night. At least 6-8" long when they are waving late at night

07/30/2008, 09:13 AM	#1
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07/30/2008, 10:03 AM	#2
sufunk Registered Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Davie, Florida Posts: 2,004	Great photo! I have a red galaxea that puts out unreal sweepers at night. At least 6-8" long when they are waving late at night __________________ Florida President of J.S.S.J (Jessica Simpson is a Shemale Jinx!!!) Current Tank Info: 36g reef and 180g reef, 3x250w Phoenix 14k MH's and 8x39w T-5's, 2 Tunze 6100's with 7095 controller, 2 Koralia 3's, ASM-G3 skimmer, mag-12 return, eco systems sump/fuge