Aiptasia are INSANE

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There's some lovely filth down here!
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This is a dead tank. I transferred everything I was planning to transfer to my new beautiful tank. Now what is left is a dystopian aquatic nightmare slowly evaporating away.
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What this tank does have are bristleworms that are somehow still alive and a lot of Aiptasia. In fact, the Aiptasia seem to be intelligent enough to know of their impending doom and are trying to escape. This is one that has managed to move up the glass and along the FILM on the surface of the evaporating water!
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What chance do we have if these things ever leave the ocean?
 
Is it just me...or does your photo have a smell :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

Amazing to watch everything try to adapt to the impending doom!
I smell nothing. Coincidentally, no one bothers me in my office.
 

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