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01/14/2004, 11:26 AM
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Weird
Anyone know if a mantis can eat bristleworms? I saw mine running around with something pink in his dactyls and it sure looked like a crushed up bristly- I can't imagine they'd eat those suckers....
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False Perc and GSM clowns, Firefish, Eyelash/Bi-color/Scooter Blenny, Diamond Watchman Goby, Six Line Wrasse, Yellow Tang, Gramma, Zebra Eel, Pepps, and a little Mantis (not all in same tank!) Current Tank Info: 55 LPS +45 gallon SPS with sumps, Euroreef/Lifereef, Seios, Mag 7s, 250 DE and 96 W PCs |
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01/14/2004, 11:27 AM
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I don't have shrimp or anything else that is pink in coloration in the small tank that I have my N wennerae in BTW....
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False Perc and GSM clowns, Firefish, Eyelash/Bi-color/Scooter Blenny, Diamond Watchman Goby, Six Line Wrasse, Yellow Tang, Gramma, Zebra Eel, Pepps, and a little Mantis (not all in same tank!) Current Tank Info: 55 LPS +45 gallon SPS with sumps, Euroreef/Lifereef, Seios, Mag 7s, 250 DE and 96 W PCs |
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01/14/2004, 03:44 PM
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In some gonodactylids, the eggs are this color and are carried in the mouthparts.
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