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What species of urchins do you have? Love the little crittersHaving three different species of urchins I'm looking foward to the updates
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What species of urchins do you have? Love the little crittersHaving three different species of urchins I'm looking foward to the updates
Rock boringWhat species of urchins do you have? Love the little critters
24 hour (ish) update:
Moved him to a holding tank I have running. He’s wondered around plenty and appears to be alive but still some very visible damage. Any suggestions would be appreciated
The holding tank his is in is a coral/live rock quarantine/holding. It’s pretty much a display all parameters are monitored and there is more coralline growth since there are no other urchins, and I don’t want to move him again I’m worried it might be more stress.If it is behaving normally, I would place it back in the DT and let it go about its business. Monitor. It may heal up.
The holding tank his is in is a coral/live rock quarantine/holding. It’s pretty much a display all parameters are monitored and there is more coralline growth since there are no other urchins, and I don’t want to move him again I’m worried it might be more stress.
I know, right
Pins and needles
Oh - I always thought that when the shell (test) was broken, the urchin would live for a bit, but then eventually die. But then, I would always just freeze them at some point after that happened, so I never really tried to see if they would/could repair that amount of damage! Echinoderms have have an open vascular system, and sea stars obviously regenerate, so I guess I should have been more optimistic!
Jay