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Yes something like that - I have many dark places in my aquaria

Some bright too

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Sincerely Lasse


One day, the student will become the master.
 
That´s ok - but i cant identify it directly. Can´t judge the size. Can you take a better photo? First impression is however - some type of anemone. @Jomama

Sincerely Lasse
 
Notice like, 1 or more holes , and do holes get small & large?
One hole, doesn't change, it isn't anemone or sponge or tunicate. Ιt is like an oyster, but with those orange things and the hole extending out of it. And they can very slowly move the rock base that were attached, obviously by opening closing?
 
New video - interesting behavior



Sincerely Lasse
 
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4 for the moment. I had 5 but one jump out a year ago. Age - unknown but 1 was a young adult and 4 was young children when I bough them. The large one can be a real bully sometimes especially to my opussum wrasse and new comers. But during normal circumstances - it works out.

Sincerely Lasse
 
Thank you - and I have learned a new English word :)

Sincerely Lasse
Here's another new word for you

Flirting.

I'll put in a sentence, " he's married, but likes flirting" :p
 

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