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Squishy grey anemone looking thing on live rock squirts moves but attached ID and baby crab ID
Never seen one quite like it anyone can ID it came in on live rock rubble it moves , it has two small holes on each end - it is soft and squishy like a slug / snail / anemone and I have seen it squirt once or twice - looking to figure what it is if NPS or a pest or a fish eater Also anyone...- 47aquatics
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Have you ever kept tunicates?
Just got a gorgeous selection of love rocks from Tampa Bay Saltwater loaded with tunicates. @LiverockRocks Does anyone have long term experience with these squirts? They are fascinating. Love the barnacles as well. I am dosing phytoplankton and a little reef roids.- tzabor10
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- liverock adventures polyplab tampa bay saltwater tunicates
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- Forum: Reef Aquarium Discussion
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Spotlight The Tampa Bay Saltwater Experience
I've been a Tampa Bay Saltwater customer for more than a decade now and have started at least half a dozen saltwater reef aquariums using their rock, sand, and clean-up crew. TBS is an amazing asset and resource for hobbyists in the USA. In this article, I hope to offer some insight into their...- d2mini
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ID please?
Wish I could provide better pictures. At the arrows, looks like mouth, one mouth at each arrow. When I shine light mouth closes. Everytime i shine light mouth closes. If Tunicates cant see how mouth reacts to light shined to it. Please help!!!!- Dr. Dendrostein
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- Forum: Soft Coral Discussion
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Tunicates in the reef aquarium?
I seen some tunicates at my local LFS and was just wondering, have any of you guys kept these guys before and what the care is on them. Im thinking about picking some up and would like some more info on them. Thanks_- Eagle aquatics315
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