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Old 11/09/2007, 08:19 PM
mollymonticello mollymonticello is offline
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Here's my little buddy. Just got him today. They are commensal on Crinoid sea stars. They use them for locomotion, apparently, and don't really need them in captivity. Thank goodness, because I don't know anyone that can keep a crinoid feather star.


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