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These were on a seawater lift pump offshore on the Ca coast. I've never seen anything like this. Any one know what they are?

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oooooo interesting lol but really those are crazy looking. like a marine stick bug
 
I have a video of them moving. Very crazy creatures. Ill try to post the video when I get home. They look like a marine praying mantis
 
ooops thats what I meant "Skeleton Shrimp" not ghost shrimp...LOL... saw them scuba diving in Indonesia. very cool creatures I must say...:nerd:
 
It's weird cuz I've been diving 10 years now and the last 4 years have been right at the Channel Islands and I've never seen those guys before. When I saw them yesterday I was shocked
 
What ever you do try to keep them alive. Do you have a quarantine tank? I agree,see if you can feed them. You may have the next big ticket ..............or the next big scare.

EDIT: just as I posted this we had a huge long roll of thunder... LOL .. maybe you better nuke them then.. LOL
 
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