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30th April 2009
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Re: Squatters rights
Love the title
 Great capture.
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3rd May 2009
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Re: Squatters rights
Nice one!!!
Thats a huge emperor. (Or a small kunei?) |
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3rd May 2009
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Location: Cannock - North-west Singapore
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Re: Squatters rights
It's Risbecia Trioni, and the shrimp is quite large at around an inch. The male that was with it was a little bit smaller, but prettier.
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4th May 2009
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Deep Deep in the sea
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Re: Squatters rights
WOAH thats a really big emperor shrimp!
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4th May 2009
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: westcoast
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Re: Squatters rights
nice nudibranch... big shrimp! any shot of the nudibranch though?... i miss my saltwater tank!!!!!
 thanks for sharing, great shot!
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5th May 2009
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Location: JB
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Re: Squatters rights
wow ... it's really giant in size ...
nice catch!!!
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