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About LinkBacksi hope this is clear enough... just wanted to know what it is.. it was onn the rock when i bought it.. seems to be photosythetic.. loves the high light..
chris i removed the path to your image since it was accessing everyones a:\ drive when we acccessed this page...
feel free to UPLOAD an image...thanks...FishTechie
any ideas would be helpful..
thanks,
chris
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- 06-15-2001, 09:46 AM #1Just Moved In
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ID for coral in pic?
- 06-15-2001, 10:06 AM #2Governor
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your pic isnt working friend
- 06-15-2001, 10:31 AM #3Just Moved In
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- 06-15-2001, 02:22 PM #4Just Moved In
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could not get it to work...but Mr. Rob Fenner answered my question..
thanks, and sorry for the confusion..
chris
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Looks like you were trying to attach a file from your computer's floppy drive? If so you can't do it that way - you have to post the pic to a website or picture service first......
Was just kinda curious to see what the coral was myself.
- 06-16-2001, 08:41 AM #6Mayor
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just use the attach file option at the bottom of the reply screen to retrieve a photo from any drive.You may need to use a photo shop to cut down the size of the photo...
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- 06-18-2001, 06:35 AM #7Just Moved In
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thanks firefish.... this will be the last try..
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Looks like Cladocora sp., pretty common on gulf rock. See Sprung's Quick Reference Guide, pp. 88.
- 06-19-2001, 09:15 AM #9Just Moved In
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thank you
chris
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