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Christy - the trick is to go at the sand with the turkey baster before you snap a pic ....
 Actually that tank seems to be mostly OK, there are 3 conchs that turnover the top. There is the occasional cyano here or there. My 75 is nowhere near as clean right now. 
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04-08-2005, 05:14 AM
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<looks around for turkey baster>
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04-08-2005, 11:53 AM
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Fantastic Tony...Great to see it doing so well!
As nice as THE pics are this anenome has to be SEEN to be believed! How many of us have healthy Ritterii with a diameter close to half a meter?....
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It still looks great Tony.
 You have to see it for real, then you really get impressed by the size and health. 
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"We're not worthy. We're not worthy." <bowing frantically>
Beautiful & healthy. Doing a whole lot of somethings right Tony. Good name by the way  Anthony
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Wasn't sure if I should start a new thread or just add to this one. Decided on the latter, hope that's copesetic.
 Some updated shots..  Top-down shot! 
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You know, I don't care if it goes on murderous tank rampages - I still like it. And yes, it sure does look spectacular in person - but is it a bit "greener" or is that the camera?
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Gonna cut it in half soon?
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It does look greener, is it the lighting or camera?
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