Went out today and got some limpets and made some cubes . The native fish love them and the hermits and prawns
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You’ve got the market cornered in limpits!Went out today and got some limpets and made some cubes . The native fish love them and the hermits and prawns
Merry Christmas!Merry Christmas everyone and the moderators
@Subsea he is your man on seaweed and. Everything in native and Natural environment set ups he has helped me out a few times great guy and he might show you his tank of sponges stunning and naturalI’m a lover of books so I can’t help myself, I’ll start off the new year with this. Have any of y’all read it? Love to hear your thoughts, criticisms, and additions!
I will check it out. I am more familiar with North Atlantic cold water ecosystems on the Maine Coast.I’m a lover of books so I can’t help myself, I’ll start off the new year with this. Have any of y’all read it? Love to hear your thoughts, criticisms, and additions!
Here’s the link for ya!I will check it out. I am more familiar with North Atlantic cold water ecosystems on the Maine Coast.
@907johnfish
Would you provide a link for book. It did not come up on Amazon search.
Also, show us your sponges. I have a fetish for SpongeBob.
I think the only thing your tank is missing is some anemones and blue damsels just to make it perfect!Here's some more
The Atlantic coast is a bust. Here is directly across from Boynton inlet to the Atlantic. Just teaming with asphalt and concrete debris, broken glass, and whatever paraphernalia was left behind.tide pool ecosystem:
A single tide pool contains many food chains. Algae and other plants are eaten by plant-eating zooplankton; this plankton is eaten by larger, carnivorous plankton; these are eaten by a mussel, barnacle or other marine invertebrate; the mussel is then eaten by an ochre star, which may be eaten by a gull or a sea otter.
Pacific Northwest Tide Pool Tours are a Favorite Family Treat from April to August
Pacific Northwest tide pool tours offer amazing opportunities for guided low tide exploration. Your naturalist guide wants to introduce you to amazing tide pool creatures on your Pacific Northwest tide pool tour.experienceolympic.com
Unlike the Atlantic Coast or Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific Coast and Salish Sea is in a sweet spot for intertidal diversity that includes sponges, sea anemones, marine worms, mollucks (chitons, limpets, marine snails, nudibraches
They are tiny but you can not complainThe Atlantic coast is a bust. Here is directly across from Boynton inlet to the Atlantic. Just teaming with asphalt and concrete debris, broken glass, and whatever paraphernalia was left behind.
Some critters collected are dwarf planaxis, blue leg hermit, porcelain crab, amphipod, nerite.
It is interesting to me to see the progression of the blue leg hermit crabs. The smallest shell I have found them in is the dwarf Planaxis. From there they move out of the tiny house into a Cerith shell or other shell in size range. I do not know the life cycle of the crab or at what stage or how the first shell becomes acquired. Read some studies, either couldn’t find info or didn’t understand it.