Nudibranch is from the latin “nudus” meaning naked and the Greek “brankhia” meaning gills, identified by the flower like plumes.
Unfortunately we do not know what many of these amazing creatures eat, making most best left in the ocean. Some feed exclusively on tunicates, hydroids, and sponges, all of which as hobbyists we have yet to […]
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In an effort to keep this site focused specifically on reef keeping, we made an additional site for everyday stuff; modern design, cars, electronics, etc
It’s in its infancy, but check it out guywords.com
Yeah you’re in the right spot. We thought we would make some changes and liven it up a bit. We’re also working on a new blog (non-reef related) which we will link here soon.
The header image is where all the latest posts will go so don’t be scared to click ;0) Older posts are […]
got these great frags from a local reefer Racenrich. big thanks to Jose for picking these up.
Korallen Zucht was posted on their home site and forums the recent success had with Rhynchocinetes durbanensis, commonly known as camel shrimp, eating acropora eating flatworms and montipora eating snails. here is a quote from the site…“Very annoying the small beasts! Acropora and Montipora are becoming pale, colorless and the tissue is getting […]
