Jesse's 20L+20L fuge...
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TimSchmidt
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Nice pictures! Is that a trumpet coral in the second to last picture?
little urchin
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i definately have the same favourite as you!!
hey, it's Steven, not Stephen!! arghh!!
now this reminds of when Mike first met you, lol!!
Remember? Hey "Justin",
"No, it's Jesse" hehe :lol:
Anyway, we had a great time, thanks for having us over. Eddie (our rat terrier) loved being out to visit too! Today we are going to the dog park, so it will be his first visit. Should be a lot of fun
now this reminds of when Mike first met you, lol!!
Remember? Hey "Justin",
"No, it's Jesse" hehe :lol:
Anyway, we had a great time, thanks for having us over. Eddie (our rat terrier) loved being out to visit too! Today we are going to the dog park, so it will be his first visit. Should be a lot of fun
I thought the anemone crab and the porcelain crab were the same crab. White, with like freckles on their shell. I'll need a comparison shot of the two to know which one is which.
Here's the one I am referring to.
http://www.daveharasti.com/articles/spe ... incrab.htm
Here's the one I am referring to.
http://www.daveharasti.com/articles/spe ... incrab.htm
EDGRAY
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STEVE you read my mind i was gonna reply samething cause we called them porcelain crab but if not wrong full name was anemonea porcelaing crab... like your link steve the only other place that i could find with other type of porcelain crab and is called just like that is the one that liveaquaria.com has and is blue looking... but not sure what jesse is talking about let him explain himself :lol:....
I'll be glad to "explain" myself!
Anemone crab= Neopetrolisthes spp. (often called a porcelain crab but are commensals that live on anemones. Their fourth pair of thoracic legs are smaller than the others and are folded up over the hind of their body)
Porcelain crab= Petrolithes spp. (the one that I wanted which DOESN'T live on anemones.)
Neopetrolisthes spp. tends to starve due to lack of sufficient planktonic foods because it is strictly a filter-feeder. Petrolisthes spp. does well in a small tank environment. They tend not to starve because of the fact that they are filter-feeders AS WELL as scavengers.
Hope that helped to clarify the issue! :smartg :kiddin:
Jesse
Anemone crab= Neopetrolisthes spp. (often called a porcelain crab but are commensals that live on anemones. Their fourth pair of thoracic legs are smaller than the others and are folded up over the hind of their body)
Porcelain crab= Petrolithes spp. (the one that I wanted which DOESN'T live on anemones.)
Neopetrolisthes spp. tends to starve due to lack of sufficient planktonic foods because it is strictly a filter-feeder. Petrolisthes spp. does well in a small tank environment. They tend not to starve because of the fact that they are filter-feeders AS WELL as scavengers.
Hope that helped to clarify the issue! :smartg :kiddin:
Jesse
Live aquaria does list both species, so that's true.reefman23 said:
the anenome porcelain crab and the regular porcelain crab.
Eddy: It is indeed that blue one we see from live aquaria that he's referring to. I haven't owned that kind before, I've only had the anenome porcelain crab...(which are pretty cool filter feeders...mine lived a long time)
EDGRAY
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THATS right the blue one is the one jesse is refering and well they are hard to find here in CA i guess cause i have seen then only 1 time at circle pet and never on tongs and well at least this issue of porcelain tought me the difference on feeding ... and well i kept mine not as long as you steve not cause he starved cause he ate flake food was cause a mushroom ate it :lol: i was gonna rescue him but halfway in so ..boune apettite shroom :mrgreen:....anyways hope you find the right one Jesse.. and if i see the one you looking for i'll be happy to inform you were to get it and make them to hold it for you too :mrgreen:...dragon79 said:
mikeguerrero
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Drty,
Are you a police officer?
Are you a police officer?