A good laugh!

[ZoaNut]

One of my customers sent me this picture today on our Facebook page. She purchased this carpet anemone from us and fell in love with him, her, it.... She named it Oscar. Her clever hubby photoshopped this in. Thought you'd all enjoy.

 

[Hawkeye]

lol either that nem is huge or the fish and clams are super tiny.

huge...no clowns? surprising.

 

[ZoaNut]

Oh no.. .it's huge! For size reference, that larger clam I sold them at the bottom... is about 3-4"

 

[ReeferNets]

Nice Nem, you can tell its a healthy gigantea by the spagetthi like tentacles. Say good by to the yellow tang thou if it stays there too long.

 

[TanksNStuff]

Haha. Thats great!

I thought you were telling another funny story about a ride on the turnpike.

 

[ZoaNut]

George, did you type that while speeding down the turnpike? I sure hope not!

 

[ZoaNut]

Nice Nem, you can tell its a healthy gigantea by the spagetthi like tentacles. Say good by to the yellow tang thou if it stays there too long.

I keep hearing horror stories about the nems eating fish. I had one for 5 years, never had an issue, though it would snatch up my hermits, and then spit them out. They looked like marshmallow man exploded on them afterwards!

 

[TanksNStuff]

No, I don't text while Driving Shawn. Speeding, well, I can't say that never happened. Tang police

But back on topic, I think nems will all eat a fish if they have the opportunity. It all depends on if the fish is smart enough to stay away.

I probably shouldn't jinx myself, but...

I have a fairly large sebae anemone who will eat just about anything it can get it's tentacles on. So far it hasn't caught any of my fish but they're all smart enough to stay away.

Here's a shot from when I first got it 2 years ago. I think it grew a little!

 

[ZoaNut]

That's ginormous! Looks good!