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Unread 02/11/2014, 11:53 AM   #3
slowjazz
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Originally Posted by brandoniscool View Post
Hi my name is Will. My teacher is Mr.Rutherford. Now my job in the 3rd grade gifted class with Tina is writing letters on the computer. Pretty fun! Back to the question, we have a 160 gallon reef tank and my question is what is the difference between corals and anatomies? I think of that question because fishes like anatomies better than corals. They're about the same soft but fishes just like anatomies better.



Thanks,
Will
wow! great question.

Off top of my head in simple non scientific terms -
corals are single cells living together
Anemone's are a single species

Anemone's are more like jelly fish, then a normal fish.
The can and will move, coral does not move.
Both have a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae, zoochlorellae or both
both can sting
both eat about the same way and export waste about the same way. (in and out through their mouth)


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