We'll we didn't find any, but we had a great time. We brought back a bunch of neat crayfish and a hatchling painted turtle. We also found a bunch of snails I am unfamiliar with.
badflash wrote:We'll we didn't find any, but we had a great time. We brought back a bunch of neat crayfish and a hatchling painted turtle. We also found a bunch of snails I am unfamiliar with.
Maybe next time. Little critters such as these are hard to find and hard to see once you find them.
I am moving this topic to the "other inverebrates" forum to avoid any confusion about what Mysis really are and if they are closely related to our aquarium shrimp (they are not).
Mustafa wrote:Maybe next time. Little critters such as these are hard to find and hard to see once you find them.
I am moving this topic to the "other inverebrates" forum to avoid any confusion about what Mysis really are and if they are closely related to our aquarium shrimp (they are not).
i got my first saltwater tank a couple months ago and i've got a crapload of mysis, they're really interesting, great fun to watch scooting around behind my liverock (the back isn't covered so i can see behind my liverock)
badflash wrote:The type I was hunting for can reproduce in fresh water.
yep, i read the whole thing, i just thought that i'd extoll the virtues of the saltwater mysis also since it's probably overlooked by alot of saltwater keepers
have a camelback shrimp in there too, harder to find than the mysis, only comes out when there's food around but a real nice shrimp
