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Underwater gems: What are the rewarding aspects of keeping invertebrates?
Aquatic invertebrates cover a wide range of creatures includes clams, crabs, sea stars, shrimp, slugs, snails, worms, and so much more. Technically, corals and anemones also are invertebrates, but we tend to give them their own categories in the world of reef keeping. There are many rewarding and challenging aspects of adding invertebrates to your reef tank. Today let’s celebrate the rewards! Please share your thoughts about the rewarding aspects of keeping invertebrates in your tank.
Pro Tip: Whether you are selecting an invertebrate for its looks or its usefulness, make sure that you research the care and requirements to optimize its health. One resource is the R2R Saltwater Invert Discussion section where you will find sub-forums for general invertebrates, clams, and mantis shrimp.
Photo by @PacificEastAquaculture
This QOTD is sponsored by: www.tckcorals.com
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Aquatic invertebrates cover a wide range of creatures includes clams, crabs, sea stars, shrimp, slugs, snails, worms, and so much more. Technically, corals and anemones also are invertebrates, but we tend to give them their own categories in the world of reef keeping. There are many rewarding and challenging aspects of adding invertebrates to your reef tank. Today let’s celebrate the rewards! Please share your thoughts about the rewarding aspects of keeping invertebrates in your tank.
Pro Tip: Whether you are selecting an invertebrate for its looks or its usefulness, make sure that you research the care and requirements to optimize its health. One resource is the R2R Saltwater Invert Discussion section where you will find sub-forums for general invertebrates, clams, and mantis shrimp.
Photo by @PacificEastAquaculture
This QOTD is sponsored by: www.tckcorals.com
"100% premium aquacultured WYSIWYG corals."