ALMOST impossible

Discussion in 'General Reef Topics' started by dano, Oct 11, 2004.

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  1. dano

    dano Spaghetti Worm

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    wow to bad you didnt keep it around some. you could have saved a species
     
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  3. reiple

    reiple Fire Shrimp

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    yeah but back then it wasnt. It seems shallow reefs were destroyed by sedimentation and pollution and this specie lived in very shallow (5-10 feet) reefs.

    btw I am refering to reefs in my country, Philippines. And the latest study shows 60% of reefs existing 20 years ago are now dead. tsk tsk.
     
  4. Matt Rogers

    Matt Rogers Kingfish

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    [quote author=reiple link=board=General;num=1097498046;start=15#19 date=10/12/04 at 09:52:40]I went looking for the same anemone. Not available for 10 years already. After describing it (with difficulty and with drawings) my marine bio friend told me he saw bright ones and never black. The one I got, again showing a pic in a book was already --- extinct.
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    Wow! :eek: That's terrible! :'(
     
  5. Craig Manoukian

    Craig Manoukian Giant Squid

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    [quote author=reiple link=board=General;num=1097498046;start=15#21 date=10/12/04 at 10:17:31]in my country, Philippines... the latest study shows 60% of reefs existing 20 years ago are now dead. tsk tsk.
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    That is a real tradgedy. Shame on us, eh?