Photo test

[mateo lopez]

Sorry to do this but I'm trying out my new camera and want to make sure the photos look ok.

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q117/smgaines11957/2007_02200005.jpg

Thanks...

[Clown-N-Around]

Why be sorry ~ post more pics! :)

[mateo lopez]

More pics...

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q117/smgaines11957/2007_02200010.jpg

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q117/smgaines11957/2007_02200006.jpg

I kinda like this camera, only need to figure out how to get a better macro pic...

[wantsalotta]

Mateo, In the second pic that you posted, those are Majona anemones in with your Zoas. They can be a plague, and have a pretty trong sting. Even if you like them and want to keep them, I would recommend fragging them moff that rock and isolatiing them on a seperate rock from your other corals. If you do not want to keep them, you can use the usual remedies for aiptaisia to eliminate them.


Your Zoas look good:)

[mateo lopez]

Thanks for the info, wasn't sure what they were, I would love to get them off the rock and keep them but don't know how.

[wantsalotta]

They should be able to be scraped off with a chisel. An injection of joes juice should kill them. Your best bet is to take them and the rock right below where they attach off from the main rock with a chisel, dremel, or bone shears.

[mateo lopez]

I think I will get a peppermint shrimp to just get rid of them.

[wantsalotta]

I don't know if peppermints will eat Majano anemones. Maybe someone that has a definitive answer to that will chime in.