Candy Coral Feeding
Please excuse the poor image quality of these photos (they were shot with a 1.3 megapixel Motorola Q).
Oh, and nevermind that aiptaisa there in the background, either.
These images of the marketing department's Candy Coral were shot this morning after we turned off our Hydor Koralia and Maxi-Jet pumps and fed the tank.
It was a beautiful display, although you probably can't tell from these couple of pictures. The candy's feeding tentacles were transparent with white tips—some reaching as far as two inches—further than we'd ever observed.
Nothing too exciting, I suppose, if it's not your own tank you're ogling at. It did, however, give me something to blog about during my lunch hour while sitting at my desk eating a salad.
And no, I did not extract any tentacles to consume said lunch. Instead, I used one of the world's most useful inventions: the spork.
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Awww, that's nice, you and the coral having lunch together. :-) Though I imagine the conversation was a bit one-sided. ;-)
ReplyDeleteare those candy canes or trumpet corals? they look big for candy's. non-the-less they look great.
ReplyDeletechehaliscoral, I think you're right. They were given to me as a small frag and I was told they were candies and never thought anything about it until you said something. After doing a quick Google image search, I believe you're right. I'll look into it more when I have some time. Thanks for the ID, dude!
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