Just a quick question

[kimberlee1]

Hate to create a thread for one question, but do sea hares normally cover themselves a little w/ sand when they sleep? Mine has for the last 2 days. Digs himself down into it slightly than spends the entire day sleeping there.

 

[NanaReefer]

Wish I could help but heres a BUMP!


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[kimberlee1]

I am more just curious. He is cool though, even for such dull colors. Was thinking of trying to supplement him after he eats everything

 

[NanaReefer]

I am more just curious. He is cool though, even for such dull colors. Was thinking of trying to supplement him after he eats everything

Supplementing may work as long as you have nothing that will out compete him for the food. They are grazers

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[LC Scott]

You might put him in my 40b, even with lights out there likely plenty for him to munch on for a bit

 

[NC2WA]

Kimberlee,

Yes.


..."young sea hares are capable of burrowing in soft sediment leaving only their rhinophores and mantle opening showing"

SOURCE: Aplysiomorpha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, Under Life habits section.

 

[kimberlee1]

Thx NC2WA good info, and he's got enough to eat in mine Scott, besides there is very little any thing in your tank, out side of pods and such. We could throw LED's over that thing and call it sps ready.....almost