Bubble Tip Anemone Show Off / Eye Candy Thread

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just wanted to share some photos of mine...

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I just put my galaxy cell phone up against the glass and zoomed in. I could have done better. Most use macro lenses on nice cameras

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Got this rose bubble tip two and a half years ago and it has morphed into what looks like a toxic rainbow bubble tip. What do you think.
 
Had my reef going, for a little over 2 years now. Had to move once, so I wasn't in a rush to get an Anemone. Well, I broke down yesterday and purchased one. Placed it and it moved about 3 inches overnight. I hope it stays in this place, it's perfect for viewing, but I know better :)



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I got lucky with mine. Did the same. Had the tank up for a couple years then got one. It moved around in a 7-8 in circle area i placed it at. And split. Then when i moved my rocks around and moved them to a diff area they didnt look to good and kept moving. Until they found the same area i first put them. And stopped. Lol


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