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#1
10/23/2007, 11:18 PM
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Bioluminescence?
This may or may not be a futile question but are there any organisms available to the hobby that can be sucessfully kept alive and well that use bioluminescence?
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#2
10/23/2007, 11:42 PM
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There are some Cerianthids that make it in from time to time that are bioluminescent. If given proper care, they arent particularly difficult to keep.
Flashlight Fish and Pinecone Fish are the only other animals I can think of that come in to the hobby with any regularly, and they dont have real good track records.
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#3
10/23/2007, 11:59 PM
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bobtail squid, but they are hard to keep and not reef safe.
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10/24/2007, 07:05 AM
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There are also some brittle stars that occasionally come in, but I don't know of anyone that carries them regularly.
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10/24/2007, 10:02 PM
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Yeah i had done some research on the Electric flame scallop when i first saw one but soon found out that they starve to death because their diet cannot be replicated, so thats what got me wondering about other bioluminescent critters.. thanks to everyone for the info, i think i will go read about the Cerianthids, and brittle stars =)
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#8
10/24/2007, 10:24 PM
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If you're willing to invest in a kreisel tank, various bioluminescent jellyfish species could be options to you. Well that, and if you can find someone/where that even ships them to individual hobbyists.
If i were to do it (I hope to one day), I would definitely to talk to public aquarium jelly keepers on husbandry and good species in tanks. i know a bit about them as do some other fellow hobbyists, but experience is lacking for home aquaria. the pros would be the best resource. |
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#9
10/24/2007, 10:26 PM
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My wife and I have seen something very small in my 135g reef giving off light. We only saw it once, and whatever it may have been it was free floating......
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#10
10/24/2007, 10:47 PM
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some planktons will biolumenence if aggitated
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#11
10/25/2007, 01:15 AM
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does anyone know if the brittle stars that bioluminece are ever available or what they are called? i can only find their latin names
Ophiopsila californica, and Ophiopsila riisei |
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#12
10/25/2007, 01:28 AM
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I think inland aquatics breeds them
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