March 2015 POTM - Green Fish and Inverts
 

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1) You must follow the guidelines given for each contest.

2) ALL members including vendors can enter.

3) Photos should be submitted no larger than 1024 x 768 and a max ppi of 300.

4) The photo must be taken by you, and as long as it fits the subject you're in!

5) Each member can post as many pictures as they want, but only ONE can be entered. Please specify which one when posting multiple pictures or it will be chosen for you.

6) Photos that have previously won Photo of the Month can not be resubmitted for contest consideration.

7) Have Fun!

Anemone's are considered Inverts right? :D
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/att...1&d=1425532504

March 2015 POTM - Green Fish and Inverts
 

Ignore this you said fish and inverts

leaf wrasse
 

^ Haha, sweet pic!

Acropora desalwii


http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k4...pt10201122.jpg

Just some random, pretty average Rock Flower Anemones :wink:

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m...d58aed9d5f.jpg

drool ^^^

[quote=Myka;939631]Acropora desalwii

Whoa!! That's an awesome piece!!

However, it's fish and inverts this month Mindy :-). I know corals are technically inverts too but for the sake of simplicity I'd like to omit corals this month since last month was coral centric. Thanks :-)

Komodo Island, Indonesia, Leaf Scorpion Fish
 

http://i1048.photobucket.com/albums/...pslnk38ll2.jpg

http://i1048.photobucket.com/albums/...pszzgtymus.jpg

http://i1048.photobucket.com/albums/...pscvouyick.jpg

Haven't decided which one to submit yet.

https://aceekg.bl3301.livefilestore....70505pp768.JPG

https://8yaekg.bl3301.livefilestore....720.JPG?psid=1

I like the top X !

Thanks for the suggestion.

I recently just found out that the green clown goby helps keep corals cleared from algae. This is just some neat info to go along with the photo.

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/scienc...253278/?no-ist

"Hay and Dixson placed turtle weed on small staghorn coral (Acropora nasuta), a common reef-building coral found in the Pacific and Indian oceans, while in the presence of two goby species. The gobies cleaned up quickly: Within three days, 30% of the turtle weed was gone, and coral bleaching dropped by 70-80% compared to a goby-less seaweed invasion."

neither of your pics are showing up, just showing as X's

Thanks. Let's try again. I'm using Microsoft Onedrive Cloud storage and they don't make it easy.

https://aceekg.bl3301.livefilestore....768.JPG?psid=1

a knoll of spring grass or is it a hill of gsp
 

brought to memory of a spring hike up some winding trail and at end of trail a green grass-covered knoll awaits your weary feet to sink into

Green Eyed Dancing Shrimp (Cinetorhynchus reticulatus)
 

[quote=kien;939692]Ohhh sure...you let anemones in on the coral subject because they are coralimorphs, but you don't let corals in on a fish an invert subject even though corals are inverts too...that makes sense, yup.

cool shrimp never seen one of those. also gonna skip entering this month due to liking that clown goby pic to much :mrgreen:

Oops! Sorry Mindy. I must have mad a mistake somewhere. It wasn't supposed to make any sense whatsoever. My bad!

Hopefully this is green enough!

Melanurus Wrasse

http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c3...a/IMG_6510.jpg

Hi Kien,

I already submit a picture but I would like to replace it with the following one. Thanks


Rock Flower Anemones
http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m...f421057611.jpg