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03/07/2007, 10:02 PM
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Two more of the most exciting id's ever! (with pics)
Ok, not really but I got you to look, Any help?
I don't think this is a Cowrie but maybe.  This is very small so the picture isn't great. It may not be possible to ID until it grows more.  Thanks again for all the help! Peter |
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03/08/2007, 06:08 AM
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first one kinda looks like a horseshoe crab
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03/08/2007, 06:32 AM
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First pic is deff a stomtella, you want those
 Second pic not sure, sorry. |
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03/08/2007, 07:36 AM
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agree with the first pic. Sceond pic looks like xenia to me. Does it open and close repeatedly?
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03/08/2007, 07:51 AM
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1st pic - I actually have a Chiton in the tank that hitchhiked in so I know it's not that.
How quickly will it multiply? I don't know if I really want to see these things all over the tank. There's probably some sarcasm here that I'm missing. 2nd pic - I thought the same thing. It doesn't open and close but it's so small I could easily fit 2 or three on a penny so it could be to small to start reacting like that. Thanks again, Peter |
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#8
03/08/2007, 12:10 PM
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On the 2nd Pic. I now believe that pulsing xenia's is the right id. I went home at lunch today and watched them pulse in and out.
I hadn't seen that happen before but I could have just missed it. Hopefully they grow bigger since I haven't been able to track down any xenia's near my house. Thanks again! Peter |
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03/08/2007, 12:59 PM
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Well it looks like you tracked some down without trying!!!
So you are all identified now
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#10
03/08/2007, 01:09 PM
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Love the coloring on that stometella. Most of mine are just an ugly beige color. Except the single Blue specimen I have seen on occasion. Also have some nice solid Black ones as well. It's amazing the color variations you find in stometella's. I've even seen an orange spotted fella.
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03/08/2007, 01:12 PM
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My brother has black ones, white ones, black bodies with white shells, black shells with white bodies. yeah these are by far my favorite hitch hicker
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#12
03/08/2007, 01:16 PM
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the second pic looks like pom pom xeina.
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03/08/2007, 01:21 PM
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black body with blue shell
 I agree, the second pic looks like pom pom's to me too, but they're still tiny. Would be interesting to see if they grow into something we didn't think of. fwiw though, I have other "leathers" in my tank that pulse as well. but they don't look anything like that!
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03/08/2007, 01:22 PM
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1st looks like a bi-valve of some sort to me
2nd looks like a baby glove polyp or xenia or anthelia.
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