http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/-t1.htm Opisthobranchs, crustaceans, mollusks, echinoderms, etc. Mon, 23 Aug 2010 20:17:49 GMT 10 http://i34.servimg.com/u/f34/13/74/93/36/trbann10.jpg http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/-t1.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/temperate-invertebrates-t266.htm Brent We're looking for information on temperate invertebrates and their adaptations, feeding habits, appearance, etc. Also their general hardiness in captivity. This is for AM on Nano-Reef, along with everyone reading his thread. Here's a link: http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=246339&st=0&start=0 Thanks, Brent Other Inverts Mon, 23 Aug 2010 20:17:49 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/temperate-invertebrates-t266.htm#5924 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/temperate-invertebrates-t266.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/south-west-of-the-uk-t217.htm JonAlresfordUK here is our families favourite get away in Cornwall in the South West. There are plenty of different anemones - beadlet, strawberry etc These anemones are reasonably large and really nice We will be going down there soon and I will be getting some more photos and update this thread. We also have shores which are much nearer by are largely unknown territory so hopefully I will be looking at these areas which may throw up some surprises Another habitat which is tidal estuary ... Other Inverts Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:45:54 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/south-west-of-the-uk-t217.htm#4927 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/south-west-of-the-uk-t217.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/scottish-nudibranchs-t228.htm JonAlresfordUK Scotland

]]> Other Inverts Fri, 16 Jul 2010 23:03:36 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/scottish-nudibranchs-t228.htm#5042 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/scottish-nudibranchs-t228.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/star-fish-t216.htm JonAlresfordUK

Found amongst ancient ruins
]]> Other Inverts Tue, 13 Jul 2010 15:32:25 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/star-fish-t216.htm#4926 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/star-fish-t216.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/naked-sea-butterfly-newfoundland-t169.htm Brent I've finally found the creature that I've been searching for for so long! In 2004/2005 (I can't remember exactly), during the Summer months, I caught the most fascinating creature about 25ft from the beach shore in Eastern Newfoundland. It was a Sea Butterfly! I'm sure of it. They're temperate, too! Everything fits. Just thought I'd share. Now, I have a spare 10g tank... Do you think this space would be sufficient to house one? I've got several months to do my research on the creatures (and on ... Other Inverts Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:16:20 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/naked-sea-butterfly-newfoundland-t169.htm#3574 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/naked-sea-butterfly-newfoundland-t169.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/pacific-spot-prawn-t179.htm AquaticEngineer ]]> Other Inverts Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:59:35 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/pacific-spot-prawn-t179.htm#4073 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/pacific-spot-prawn-t179.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/check-it-t140.htm Pufferfreak



]]> Other Inverts Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:11:56 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/check-it-t140.htm#2721 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/check-it-t140.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/an-odd-blob-t39.htm Brent
Can anyone tell me what these things might be?]]> Other Inverts Thu, 24 Sep 2009 18:00:00 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/an-odd-blob-t39.htm#486 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/an-odd-blob-t39.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/navanax-inermis-t110.htm Pufferfreak Here is N. inermis. They frequent rocky and sandy temperate regions. They are Opisthobranchs and are large carnivores that eat bubble shells and other sea slugs/nudibranchs. They secret a stick substance when threatened and also have a slime trail that is more easily seen on sand shores. Other Inverts Sat, 31 Oct 2009 20:21:27 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/navanax-inermis-t110.htm#1881 http://www.temperatereef.com/other-inverts-f6/navanax-inermis-t110.htm