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Old 10/19/2005, 12:16 PM
Masoch Masoch is offline
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Bone-eating snot-flower

Hi Doc,

Since this forum seems to be a clearing house for folks who like weird sea critters, I thought I'd post a link to a BBC news item about a newly-discovered worm, Osedax mucofloris. Its claim to fame (other than having a fantastic name) is that it lives on decaying whal bones in the north Atlantic.

I, ummm, don't think it'd make a great addition to a reef tank. Well ... at least one under a several thousand gallons ...
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Old 10/19/2005, 01:14 PM
rshimek rshimek is offline
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Hi,

[thanks]

Kind of old news, though. The worms were discovered and made their first pass through the news about 3 years ago.
 


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