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  1. pagojoe
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    Possible Baby Lettuce Nudibranch?

    I answered your other thread, but...it's probably an arminid nudibranch. There are several Dermatobranchus species that are similar to yours. The...
    Post by: pagojoe, Sep 4, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Is this a snail?

    Yes, it's an Emarginula, relative of the keyhole limpets. They are sponge eaters, as far as I know, but may also graze on microalgae or diatoms....
    Post by: pagojoe, Sep 1, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Green underwater Alien!

    Start your search under "Elysia" species :) It's an algae eater. I don't have time to scroll through them right now, but it may be a variant of...
    Post by: pagojoe, Aug 29, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Something new and Exciting after 13 years!

    Yes, but bumblebee snails are more limited in their dietary options. They are generally slow moving and mostly feed on sessile inverts, and have...
    Post by: pagojoe, Aug 2, 2013 in forum: Inverts
  5. pagojoe
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    Something new and Exciting after 13 years!

    Cool find! They are usually assigned to the genus Volvarina now, rather than Hyalina. They're neat snails, and behave kind of like mini-olives....
    Post by: pagojoe, Aug 1, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Urgent Snail ID..Pgoe? help :)

    Would-be eccentric millionaire lol
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 29, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Bubble shells

    I polished mine lol. Actually, those in the pic aren't polished, as both. T.reevei and T. petholatus look polished when you find them. Young T....
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 26, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Bubble shells

    There are some awesome looking Turbo species that are fairly hard to kill and are great algae grazers. Some are even fairly small, like Turbo...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 26, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Bubble shells

    Here's a note on lifespans from the Sea Slug Forum: "Like most aspects of sea slug biology, there is no general rule concerning their life history...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 23, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Bubble shells

    I never really saw any evidence of their feeding, like, they never made a trail through the algae. Three to six months is typical of the lifespans...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 23, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Bubble shells

    Yes, I've kept Bulla occidentalis. They aren't very impressive residents, since they usually only come out at night, and tend to look like snot...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 23, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Bubble shells

    "Bubble Shells" actually refers to opisthobranchs, a relatively recent development in the snail world (Stomatellas belong to one of the most...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Urgent Snail ID..Pgoe? help :)

    Yup, Stomatella varia. They have the ability to autotomize the back half of the foot to escape predators, but yours apparently hasn't been...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Ummmm ok ?

    Yup. And if it's attached, and is a Cardita clam instead, it would look something like this if you scraped the crud off: [IMG]...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jul 12, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    What is it...?

    LOL well, it's all confused by the Classical Latin/Church Latin/Americanized Latin pronunciations (and the Redneck Latin that's spoken here in Texas,...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jun 19, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    What is it...?

    SCOOTus, no "uh" in Latin :) And yeah, they are generally considered to be harmless. Cheers, Don
    Post by: pagojoe, Jun 19, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Urgent Snail ID

    Nah, not a conch or whelk. It's a muricid, either ergalataxine or rapanine. The subfamilies almost tend to overlap on conchological...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jun 13, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Bumble bee snails

    I gave kind of a brief answer since I was on break at work, but I'll try to clarify for you guys a little. In the wild, Engina mendicaria lives in...
    Post by: pagojoe, Jun 4, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Bumble bee snails

    No, they don't eat flatworms, but they may eat small vermetids and some tiny tube worms. Don
    Post by: pagojoe, Jun 4, 2013 in forum: Inverts
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    Nudibranch ID

    Yeah, the google search I posted was just for "Halgerda," I'm not sure how the carlsoni part got in there.
    Post by: pagojoe, Jun 1, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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