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is it alright to keep a green brittle in a refugium or will it be detremental to the pod popuations ?

Hummm octopus ? to the best of my knowledge octopus are among if not the smartest invert. They can disassemble pipes, frequently move around rocks (rocks toppling, running a risk of cracking glass?) you pretty much can't keep anything w/ them. You pretty much have to keep the aquarium...

i don't know do corals need vitamin D ? :D

does anything eat pincoushin urchin poop ?

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Hey i was just wondering what everyone has to take of the food that manages to make it to the bottom or get caught up in rocks ?

I thought it took starfish from 10 to 12 months to die ? and don't blue linka's eat algae ? So you prolly wouldn't kill it if your wanting one

well to be honest i don't think it would be of any evolutionary advantage so any gastropod to "poop" atleast in a solid form but who knows never studied them. I have heard that pincushion urchins are better than blue leg hermit crabs for algae ? anyone else heard of this ?

I have two near the front on my tank barried in the sand. I really don't see how having them in crushed coral would be a problem at all. I've seen them simply lying in a tank with no substrate on the glass. The reason i barry mine is due to the fact that i don't find their tube to pleasing to...

You know he kinda looks like a Partrick!

Hello i have a fuzzy mushroom that has just finished splitting. There are two mushrroms that budded off. The first is attached to the perpendicular to the original but the second failed to attach itself and fell to the floor. I have placed it on a rock that is somewhat protected from the...

u work for mi6 sly :)

You should probably wait for someone elses advice but i've always just used superglue to adhire things to rocks.

I was told that they were scavengers and would not pursue anything living, but am gonna start rounding them up, net them and see if i can get someone to take them back.

Yeah i believe that the only real concern with a feather duster is when it will leave its tube on its own due to stress.