Cold water invertebrates?

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As the title says, what are some cold water invertebrates? I do far have:
- Acorn barnacles,
- Caprellid amphipods,
- Phoronis spp.
On the list, are there any more that could be added? I don’t have a cold water tank at the moment but after seeing photos of them, it really got me thinking on what could I do for a cold water reef at 55-60F
 

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Not sure where to buy them. I see cold water stuff available from time to time. I was considering doing a cold water tank a while back. This is a good article if you’re considering it. Sorry I don’t have anything to add to your list. Hopefully this article helps though.

 

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Not sure where to buy them. I see cold water stuff available from time to time. I was considering doing a cold water tank a while back. This is a good article if you’re considering it. Sorry I don’t have anything to add to your list. Hopefully this article helps though.

I mentioned this earlier, but here it is again:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/a...stock-sources-please-give-suggestions.850954/
I hope this helps :D!
 

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