anemone and crabs from tide pools!

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  1. 4G1v3N

    4G1v3N Spaghetti Worm

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    I was wondering if any one would know if it is a good idea of what the damages it could do, if i add thses to my tank? They are anemone's that have an open circle in the middle, and if you touch them they shrivel up in to a ball.
     
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    its a risk taker...you never know how aggressive they may be, or toxic to other tankmates...

    I’d definitely use a QT on them for awhile. And watch out, a bunch of people are probably gonna tell you how illegal it is....I say just don't get caught.

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    4G1v3N Spaghetti Worm

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    Yeah true that, i didnt think that it was illegal. i live right by the ocean and i walked by a couple cop's with the bucket lol. I dont have a QT and all i have in there is 2 damsels 10 turbo snails, 10 hermet crabs, and a orange starfish. should i leave them in the bucket i have or just take a chance? What would it harm? the LR,LS, water? and the snail i got look similar to hermet crabs but have turbo snail shells?
     
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    I really dont know what might happen, if anything....

    how about some photos?

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  6. 4G1v3N

    4G1v3N Spaghetti Worm

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    here you go, the anemones are in the ball
     

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    4G1v3N Spaghetti Worm

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    There 4 photos 2 of the anemones and 2 of the snails/ crabs
     
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    wow, freaky. got me. maybe one of the experts around here might have an ID on it..


    GL

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    The snails look like margarita snails IMO. I'm not sure about the anemone :-/
     
  11. tooconceited

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    If you got them from a tidepool in CA then wouldn't the they be more of a cold water species? It seems like most of us keep our tanks close to 80 degrees and stock them with livestock from more tropical places.