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Topic: Tube-dwelling anemone

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PolychaeSelFAQs like a tridacnid clam or a tunicate or tube worm of some sort. I am afraid I can find no effective control for the hungry fireworm population, who emerge at night and chew on the anemone's foot. I would just try to siphon it away with a narrow gauge piece of rigid tubing attached to a flexible hose. www.wetwebmedia.com /polychaeselfaqs.htm

Underwater Photographs from San Miguel Island, Santa Rosa, and Santa Cruz Islands : May 28-30, 2005 Tube-Dwelling Anemone (Pachycerianthus fimbriatus), Sea Cucumber (Cucumaria piperata) club-tipped anemones (Corynactis californica), red sponge (Oplitaspongia pennata), sea cucumber excrement, and Kelp (Macrocyctis pyrifera) club-tipped anemones (Corynactis californica), Fish-Eating Urticina (Urticina piscivora) californiadiveboats.com /Truth/2005.05.28-30   (98 words)

AquariumPros Forums - Compatability of Tube Anemone (Pachycerianthus) with Ocellaris Clownfish. I have read contradicting information in different sources advising on one end of the spectrum that the tube dwelling anemone will devour a clownfish to the other end of the spectrum advising that the instances of fish being eaten by tube anemone is greatly over exagerated. Will a Tube Dwelling Anemone's (Pachycerianthus) sting cause harm to a small (1" to 1.5") ocellaris clownfish? I am wanting to make sure that the tube anemone's sting will not affect the clownfish and that the ocellaris will not be be eaten by the tube anemone. www.aquariumpros.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2739   (401 words)

sea anemone Other close relations to the sea anemone are the solitary, tube-dwelling... Sea anemones occur everywhere in the oceans, at all depths,... Common Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) in their Magnificent Sea Anemone... www.labornet.info /sea/sea-anemone   (429 words)

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