Sea Hares?
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socal57che
Active Member
Originally Posted by rooroo
http:///forum/post/2494402
I think my anemone ate it. My mother said she had to rescue her sea hare from her anemone today, so maybe that is what happened to mine. I still have not found it.
How is your other livestock. If it were me I would run carbon to be on the safe side. It may have released toxins if it did, in fact, get attacked and eaten.
http:///forum/post/2494402
I think my anemone ate it. My mother said she had to rescue her sea hare from her anemone today, so maybe that is what happened to mine. I still have not found it.
How is your other livestock. If it were me I would run carbon to be on the safe side. It may have released toxins if it did, in fact, get attacked and eaten.
meathead
Member
Originally Posted by rooroo
http:///forum/post/2488969
Okay my question is: Do sea hares bury themselves in the sand? I just got two of them and one is staying attached to the glass but the other one is just gone. No place for it to hide except in the sand. Anyone have any ideas?
The sea hare I had hid from me well - all the way to the top of the tank just underneather the rim & lid at the back. Couldn't see him from looking in through the glass. I had to take the light, lid and glass off to find him.
Once he wasn't shy anymore, he became a lawnmower.
http:///forum/post/2488969
Okay my question is: Do sea hares bury themselves in the sand? I just got two of them and one is staying attached to the glass but the other one is just gone. No place for it to hide except in the sand. Anyone have any ideas?
The sea hare I had hid from me well - all the way to the top of the tank just underneather the rim & lid at the back. Couldn't see him from looking in through the glass. I had to take the light, lid and glass off to find him.
Once he wasn't shy anymore, he became a lawnmower.