pom pom crab!

Discussion in 'General Reef Topics' started by Tadpole1mill, Feb 23, 2011.

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  1. littletnklvr

    littletnklvr Astrea Snail

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    My tank is only 15 gallons.
     
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  2. Tadpole1mill

    Tadpole1mill Purple Spiny Lobster

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  3. MTips18

    MTips18 Purple Spiny Lobster

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    So sweet!
     
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  4. Tadpole1mill

    Tadpole1mill Purple Spiny Lobster

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    Thanks! ;D
     
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  5. SkyFire

    SkyFire Clown Trigger

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    Cool. I wnt one but am unsure of those anemones somehow spawning and creating more...I'm still fighting back the aiptasia.
     
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  6. Tadpole1mill

    Tadpole1mill Purple Spiny Lobster

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    o.0 i've never heard of that happening. A valid concern but i just never even thought/heard of that. I think they dont reproduce that easily. From my research 1. scientists dont exactly even know the origin of the mini anemonies, 2. when the poms lose one or if theres another pom in the tank with no anemonies they'll split the anemonie they have and share or create another for themselves. I'm not even sure the anemonies really have a "foot" my understanding is the closest relative is a "tumbling" anemone (can't recall the name) and they dont stay in one place they move around the ocean floor like tumbleweeds. Thats all the info on that i have but i think your good if your worried about mass mini anemone spawnage :)
     
    Tadpole1mill, Feb 25, 2011
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