Sea anemone PhD research

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Hello, all,

I am a PhD student in NSW Australia. As part of my research at Southern Cross University, I would like to know which sea anemones you like best. The survey will take 10–20 minutes and I would really appreciate it if you were to send the link to any friends who might be interested.
Private or public aquarists please use https://survey.sogosurvey.com/r/P6rwA8
Aquarium-related businesses please use https://survey.sogosurvey.com/r/hKjYHS
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Nicola
 
Hello, all,

I am a PhD student in NSW Australia. As part of my research at Southern Cross University, I would like to know which sea anemones you like best. The survey will take 10–20 minutes and I would really appreciate it if you were to send the link to any friends who might be interested.
Private or public aquarists please use https://survey.sogosurvey.com/r/P6rwA8
Aquarium-related businesses please use https://survey.sogosurvey.com/r/hKjYHS
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Nicola

I like that you show the stats at the end. I love stats, LOL!
 
Very very very surprising to see Gig and Mag as neck and neck for second place.
 
I enjoyed your questioner on your research and happy to see >33% from the USA participated.

Please keep us updated and I wish you well on your PhD studies.
 
I like that you show the stats at the end. I love stats, LOL!
Hi, NY Caveman. I figured it's only reasonable to offer a summary of the results to those who participate. I wouldn't have anything to write about if nobody responded, and I really appreciate the sharing of knowledge. I'm HOPING the stats won't be very complex - just some nice, simple graphs. Fingers crossed :)
 

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