Hello all
I was just wondering has anyone kept a sea hare with a GSP? They seem to be the best for hair algea, but i'm a bit concerned it may get eaten.
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GSP with a Sea Hare?
- Mek0ng
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Re: GSP with a Sea Hare?
try a turbo snail, IME they mow that stuff down quick
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jus85411
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Re: GSP with a Sea Hare?
i have always wondered the same thing, those things would probably creep out my GSP lol. they are cool looking though
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Re: GSP with a Sea Hare?
It's a giant, squishy invert- almost certainly lunch. My GSPs even managed to take down a turbo snail in time.
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- Mek0ng
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Re: GSP with a Sea Hare?
its toxic right? I bet one bite and the GSP would head for the hills...Nick wrote:It's a giant, TOXIC squishy invert- almost certainly lunch. My GSPs even managed to take down a turbo snail in time.
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Nick
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Re: GSP with a Sea Hare?
Perhaps it is toxic enough to repel a puffer. However, two things come to my mind - 1) Puffers get their own toxins through inverts they eat. I see no reason why the sea hare would not end up as a way to increase the puffers own toxin storage, rather than a deterrent. 2) it likely gets that toxin from something it eats, so it's highly unlikely to be toxic after a season on the home aquarium.
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