Mobile Bay Reef Keepers

I am going to spend most of the morning tomorrow getting some updated pictures in my gallery. Here is my CBS that was posing tonight.

Here are some of the better shots from the half hex as i work on the album today.

Those are some nice shots. I'll have to get you to come take some pics so I can start a gallery soon.

Scott wrote:Those are some nice shots. I'll have to get you to come take some pics so I can start a gallery soon.

Just name a time.

Brandon what is this.

Looks like Anthias.

Great shot of the local polyps, I'd like to get one or two of those myself.

I think the stalks are too small to be Anthias. The entire piece is very small, smaller than they look. I had a 7x macro zoom attached to the camera with its normal zoom to get that picture. I would say the base of the frag is one inch by one inch. They grow on a sheet and i forgot what Brandon called them.

They do look like Anthelia. It also looks like it belongs to the Clavularia genus and the polyps look exactly like Tubipora musica. It may also be type of encrusting Xenia but I can't find any pictures of the encrusting type. What kind of base does it have?

The base looks nothing like my Anthelia base, looks like a sheet like my star polyps.

great pictures...more ...more...more...

Ok, say when.













Scott this is that cabbage you brought me last year that was melting.

And of course the best shot of my day.

Think he missed his calling- I think he should go back to college and become a photographer....

I think it is baby anthelias..That stuff spreads like weeds. Great Shots.. I have got to get me a camera for macro shots. Maybe when I finish up more on this other jag project I'll shop for one.

arent those pink star polyp?... they might be green ones that havent colored up yet... but i think they are star polyps....