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IMG_0017.jpg IS aipatsia, kill it.
IMG_0024.jpg is some sort of LPS that looks like it is going to die off.
IMG_0019.jpg is a sponge. IMG_0022.jpg is likely a sponge too.
IMG_0015.jpg is a crab that may or may not be reef safe. It is probably next to impossible to catch him though.
I'm not sure what IMG_0018.jpg is, but you will probably want to kill it just in case.
HTH,
Jesse
IMG_0024.jpg is some sort of LPS that looks like it is going to die off.
IMG_0019.jpg is a sponge. IMG_0022.jpg is likely a sponge too.
IMG_0015.jpg is a crab that may or may not be reef safe. It is probably next to impossible to catch him though.
I'm not sure what IMG_0018.jpg is, but you will probably want to kill it just in case.
HTH,
Jesse
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1) can't tell
2) aiptasia
3) get rid of
4) favites ie pineapple/moon coral?? mussid maybe- cool find either way!
5) can't tell from pics likely sponge maybe tunicate - both OK
6) likely sponge
2) aiptasia
3) get rid of
4) favites ie pineapple/moon coral?? mussid maybe- cool find either way!
5) can't tell from pics likely sponge maybe tunicate - both OK
6) likely sponge
I just mentioned that because the skeleton almost appears to be pushing through the tissue. If you notice the tissue inflating or looking more "fleshy", then there is a chance that it will pull through. It is just that in that pic, it looks like it is on it's way out. I hope it lives though...m000240 said:
Jesse
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Wow, that sucks. I guess I never thought of Hawaii as being a hard place to get livestock. Amazing.. I feel for ya. Will they let you legally collect specimens from local waters?m000240 said:
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Well, at least you have the ocean to enjoy. That kinda trumps most of us reef geeks. :mrgreen: