Gold anemone! oh my..

[yikai]

check this out reefers. a gold bubble tip anemone.

don't think its photoshopped.. looks genuine. at least to me found it on reef central. they call it lemondrop bubble tip anemone.

[yikai]

ultra green BTA!

[digibee]

Wow ... sweee

[Digiman]

check this out reefers. a gold bubble tip anemone.

don't think its photoshopped.. looks genuine. at least to me found it on reef central. they call it lemondrop bubble tip anemone.

wow the colour is unreal. It's not jux yellow but golden yellow! v v nice! Wonder how much it costs?

[albinosage]

The green one has been photoshopped, but the golden one is legit

Edit to clarify: The lemondrop appears legit, minimal photoshop probably to brighten certain parts if any. The green one screams photoshop all over it, but there are different motivations for why people might do that. Maybe the camera didn't do the anemone justice and they were trying to match the pic to what the naked eye sees.

[desideria]

ZOMG!!!!!!! DROOLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[yikai]

the gold one is certainly unreal. as digiman said, its not just yellow but gold. and the green base is omg. not sure how much it costs there's a thread full of super exotic frags but i only pick the BTAs lol.

the green one looks very photoshopped to me, but i dunno how to prove and the reasoning behind might be like wat binosage said, is to enhance the colours to the real thing.

the gold one is just abosultely beautiful. for a colour morph like that, i wont even mind decomming half my tank worth of corals just for that anemone alone!

[albinosage]

the green one looks very photoshopped to me, but i dunno how to prove...

Yellow highlights show the manipulated parts

[teebs]

I believe the gold anamone if brought into Singapore would cost quite a few blue notes...

[Gouldian]

check this out reefers. a gold bubble tip anemone.

don't think its photoshopped.. looks genuine. at least to me found it on reef central. they call it lemondrop bubble tip anemone.

If its in your hand, it will be called LemonLemon BTA.

[yikai]

If its in your hand, it will be called LemonLemon BTA.

but of course! haha.

[bulldog]

Oooo... Nice... would love to have one in my tank with my green and red..

[digibee]

Can anemone be "frag" like aiptasia?

If so, we can buy one and share

[Gouldian]

Technically can be done but suggest to do so in an isolated tank with its own filtration system as a dying anemone have been the culprit of many crashed tank.

Can anemone be "frag" like aiptasia?

If so, we can buy one and share

[yikai]

yea bta and aiptasia can be fragged the same way. but BTA are more sensitive unlike the indestructable aiptasias, and thus require better water quality. cutting the BTA into two pieces along the mouth can frag the anemone into two. shredding it off the rock and hoping it will grow back, like aiptasia, will not work and will kill the BTA.

[yikai]

more OMG BTAs to drool over. binosage can check for photoshop! hahaha

[peacemaker]

there's a thread full of super exotic frags but i only pick the BTAs lol.

Bro, mind posting the link to the thread?

[yikai]

Bro, mind posting the link to the thread?

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1606644

[albinosage]

binosage can check for photoshop! hahaha

CSI: Singapore

According to my l337 hacker, the red one is too good to be true, but the orange one.... OMG!

[Terryz_]

CSI: Singapore

According to my l337 hacker, the red one is too good to be true, but the orange one.... OMG!

LOL... Bro, Your Photoshop skills power!!! Can check whether it is photoshopped...

Using invert effect or???

[yikai]

haha. binosage is the most CSI person i know. he's very handy

[albinosage]

LOL... Bro, Your Photoshop skills power!!! Can check whether it is photoshopped...

Using invert effect or???

It's a process known as Error Level Analysis (ELA). Basically when you first save a jpeg, the compression is uniform. When you manipulate the jpeg later with a photo editor like photoshop and resave it, the parts that are touched up will have a different level of compression (or something like that la), this process forces out the parts that don't match. Interested can PM me for explanation, don't wanna derail the thread

[Terryz_]

It's a process known as Error Level Analysis (ELA). Basically when you first save a jpeg, the compression is uniform. When you manipulate the jpeg later with a photo editor like photoshop and resave it, the parts that are touched up will have a different level of compression (or something like that la), this process forces out the parts that don't match. Interested can PM me for explanation, don't wanna derail the thread

Okay.. Will PM you...

Hehe...

[TFMANIAC]

Wow that anemone is really quite the beauty.

[yikai]

wow long time no update.

let's see more lemondrops!