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Feather sea star crabs or crinoid crabs
liquidg 1st January 2019, 5:15 am
These are on a feather star in just 6 foot of water in an estuary, pics then back where it came from.
Very common, but quite hard to see.
This is a pair still in the crinoid.
Very common, but quite hard to see.
This is a pair still in the crinoid.
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Crinoid crabs as reef pets
liquidg 19th January 2019, 4:34 am
These guys have been in their aquarium home now for some months, easy to keep as was in the distant past, if they are on their own!
With other life, it can get real ugly for these guys.
I just feed mine flake food based or as much planktonic life as possible.
Cleaning their home,
the guys and as you can see, as time goes on, their colouration intensifies!
With other life, it can get real ugly for these guys.
I just feed mine flake food based or as much planktonic life as possible.
Cleaning their home,
the guys and as you can see, as time goes on, their colouration intensifies!
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