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Mobile Inverts Discuss mobile invertebrates including crabs, starfish, snails, etc.

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Old 01-01-2008, 12:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sea Hare

I have a sea hare for about 6 months
Was advised to get one to keep back hare algea, but I find this thing poos more tha it eats.
Is this normal is there an easy way to clean it up as im haveng to do a water change so often and the vac does usually suck itup it just breaks it up

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Old 01-02-2008, 05:22 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Sea Hare

Anyone is this normal
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Juwel 120 (30 Gallon) Tank, Plain Coral Sand 15kg, Alfa Rock 2 x 55W T5's, Power Jet 900, Red Sea Protien Skimmer.
Clown Fish x 1 since jun 06
Cardinals x 2 Jun06
Strawberry Dottyback. may 04
Red Leg Crab x3. Various
Cirlique since Nov 05
Sea Hare 23/12/06
6 Line Wrasse 05/01/07
Debelius' Reef Lobster 01/04/07

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Salt 1.024
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Old 01-02-2008, 05:34 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Sea Hare

They poo a LOT! I think it's more like a "Sea COW" in relation to what it poops out. I think it's eating more than you realize because poo is a direct by-product of eating. What goes in MUST come out. It's all about "Physics" in that Two objects cannot occupy the same exact space at the same exact time. One MUST evacuate!
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My seahare poop gargantuan amounts but I have about a million spaghetti worms who love the stuff. I don't have a real problem with accumulation. Their benefit outweighs the poo.
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Yeah at one point I was watching and I thought, "Someone just dumped a barrel of TOXIC waste into my tank!" then I looked closer and Buggz was just "making room" in his stomach.
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