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Anonymous

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Yeah, good photographical skill, no comment on the reefkeeping skill :P ;)

(This is why none of you can find pics of my tank... because I can't even manage to get good pics)
 
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i'm just an amateur photographer. i attribute any perceived awesomeness to my camera
 
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I fed them some bloodworms. They chowed down. Did a water change too, tested all params. All good in the hood. I think they were just hungry and stressed from the move. *crosses fingers*

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I looked better before you feed the food. Or it is a different individual?
 
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Yep not only is it a different individual (I have two of these in the tank), I was playing with the camera's color and light settings last night, so the pic looks a little crapped out.
 
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i didnt know that mushrooms moved...???
Mushrooms do move about and expand to different sizes.
...i know anemones move and shrooms may break off and relocate, like most soft or polypy corals....

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Fastmarc

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I have seen them move, though it's a rarity. Like you said, they mostly dislodge and relocate. When they do move, it's not by much.
 

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