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August 30.
The anemone is now attached to the glass wall. But it seems to be still holding onto the mussel. In the next photo, taken a few minutes later, the shape of the "footprint" has changed; it's moving along the glass. And you can see a second foot holding the mussel.
September 1
And now there are two.
This anemone, "Anemone 1-a" is halfway up the glass wall. The mussel has moved to the bottom, carrying "Anemone 1-b".
Anemone 1-b. September 4
Both are healthy and hungry. There is still a bit of a scar visible on the bases of the columns.
I didn't know they did that.
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This is just so fabulous. I didn't know they did that either and love the photos. I can only hope they will appear in a certain atlas. :)
ReplyDeleteVery very cool. Congratulations on capturing those images.
ReplyDeleteVery cool indeed, to see a siamese twin walking away from the other.
ReplyDeleteThat's really neat. I love the colourful striping.
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