Sand Dollars in tank!!!!

aggies50

Member
I was crussin around on the internet and found a website who is selling sand dollers. (Under the pic it says great for sifting sand) Does anybody have one in there tank and are they easy to take care of ect. Thanks in advance.
 

speg

Active Member
Funny..
I just purchased a tank yesterday from someone on swf.com and she had several sand dollars living in her sand. They are all alive and seem to be doing well... as far as the care for them I havent a clue :p
 

thegriffin

Member
I'm intrested in this also. Anyone have info on if they are good tankmates and are they benificial or not. Also, what type of care do they require? I'll be going snorkling in the next month and will be able to "aquire" some. Of course the ones I remember catching are typicaly the size of a teacup plate (somewhat large). They mostly reside just under the sand surface as I would find them with my toes. They are usually are usualy brown like leather with lots of hairy bristtles.
 

jer4916

Active Member
i have a sand dollar in my tank..hehe...loooooooong dead though...just in my tank for looks....i would LOOOOVE to have a life sand dollar....anyone know where you can buy them?
~chris
 

speg

Active Member
Mine really dont move much.. I thought it was dead and then turned it over and there are a billion little hairs moving everywhere.
 

symon

Member
Generally, If they are white they are dead, Grey means thay are living, as far as purple ones, never seen those, Care should be no differant then starfish, i would think, But I could be wrong!
 

speg

Active Member
Well I guess mine are more grayish to a almost brownish color. Kinda like the color of a horseshoe crab. I just know these ones are far from purple!
 

bergamer

Active Member
Originally Posted by aggies50
I'll give yall a hint though. The web site has 2 words in it both starting with "A" .net

alcoholics annonymous.net :hilarious :hilarious :hilarious
 

bergamer

Active Member
aggies50
I looked and could not find them, can you please email me the website...
bergamerjones at hotmail dot com
 
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