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Forum Contest: Identify these Invertebrates - Win $20!

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Contest is over! We have a winner.

Think you know your reef tank invertebrates? The first supporting member to identify these 10 invertebrates correctly wins $20 to one of BAR's Local Fish Store Sponsors.

Da Rules:
-You must be a Supporting Member to participate.
-Current BOD members cannot participate.
-Local Fish Store Owners (Past/Present) cannot participate.
-Be specific! Don't just say "Number 7 is a shrimp".
-If you have no idea, try searching the internet :)

Ready, get set, go! Click the pictures to make them full size.

1. Inv1.jpg
Answer: Trochus Snail

2. Inv2.jpg
Answer: Pom pom crab

3. Inv3.jpg
Answer: Sexy Shrimp

4. Inv4.jpg
Answer: Sea Hare

5.Inv5.jpg
Answer: Bumblebee Snails

6. Inv6.jpg
Answer: Bumblebee Shrimp

7.Inv7.jpg
Answer: Harlequin Shrimp

8. Inv8.jpg
Answer: Yellow Sea Cucumber

9. Inv9.jpg
Answer: Velvet Nudibranch

10. Inv10.jpg
Answer: Sea Apple

The winner is @iCon !

Thanks for playing folks
 
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lol ygpm.
1. trochus snail
2. pom pom crab
3. sexy shrimp
4. sea hare
5. bumble bee snails
6. bumble bee shrimp
7. harlequin shrimp
8. sea cucumber
9. velvet nudibranch
10. sea apple
 
1. Trochis snail
2. pom pom crab <3
3. sexy shrimps
4. sea hare
5. bumble bee snails
6. pistol shrimp?
7. harlaquin shrimp
8. sea cucumber
9. blue velvet nudibrink
10. sea apple
 
The winner is @iCon !

PM me which BAR Sponsor LFS you want the 20$ giftcard for.

Thanks for playing folks and stay tuned for future forum competitions/events.
 
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According to LA they may be good for that since they're similar to the harlequin, also says they'll eat meaty foods too, I seem to recall the harlequin eating only starfish feet... but I've never been one to keep them so don't know.
 
;);)Yeah designing forum competitions and games is not an easy task.

I learned a lot running this quick forum contest. Especially from the personal feedback from bar's members

This contest thread was looked at over 100 times in the course of less than 24 hours. And im sure a lot of you learned a little bit about reef invertebrates :)

Future contests will be designed to be longer term. And maybe ill do some photoshopping or take my own pictures to deal with you smarty pants google image searchers ;)


Feel free to send me private messages for other contest forum event ideas.
 
never heard of them being called that, but I can see them being called that. So many common names for one species.

Export lists still have common names like "moon stone" or "gem stone"... those can be applied to numerous genus and way more species. You end up learning which line item of those are in terms of what they really are... just takes a few shipments :lol:
 
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