darth tang
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Has anyone ever heard of someone keeping one of these. I am not looking to try. Just curious. I hate spiders but this one was pretty.
sea spider
sea spider
Sea Spiders?
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Look like them but different. I don't know if people try to keep them though now and then some ugly one's will turn up as hitch hikers. With such a specific diet, they could prove hard to feed. :yes:
darth tang
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I have read the eat anenomes, corals and the like. So I doubt after doing research anyone would want one. I have however read there is an algae eating species, but that is all I have found out.
nemo lover
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OMG-OMG-OMG-I hate spiders!!!!
I don't care if its technically not a spider-it looks close enough! I have the chills running down my back. Thanks alot I am gonna have nightmares now. :help:
OK I am alittle crazy. Maybe I won't have nightmares, but I do have the chills!!
OK I am alittle crazy. Maybe I won't have nightmares, but I do have the chills!!
celacanthr
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i like the look of that one it looks like a tarantula , even though i hate spiders
nemo lover
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The only good thing I can say is I like the "colors". They are pretty picky eaters huh.
Thank goodness, I showed my hubby the pic last night he said "see now thats what I would like to see in a tank. Why can't we get one of those?" First I asked him if he was crazy? Then I told him it would be nearly impossible to keep with there specific diet, and then I mentioned I would have nightmares. He laughed at me!! what support!!
Thank goodness, I showed my hubby the pic last night he said "see now thats what I would like to see in a tank. Why can't we get one of those?" First I asked him if he was crazy? Then I told him it would be nearly impossible to keep with there specific diet, and then I mentioned I would have nightmares. He laughed at me!! what support!!
darth tang
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I have been actually researching these alot. lol I have found out their diet isn't as picky as previously thought, but they are absolutely not reef safe. Also the ones most likely found by divers aren't as colorful or as big. The pretty ones live deeper in the ocean and can get up to 90 cm in diameter.