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Some collected, endangered conservancy fairy shrimp [Branchinecta conservato] photographed by Doug Wirtz. These rare shrimps are found only in cool, large vernal pools in California; their eggs can survive intense heat, cold, and even total lack of water, hatching only when the pools re-fill in the spring and summer and living just long enough to breed.
The hypnotic hovering of a dwarf cuttlefish #newenglandaquarium #cuttlefish (at New England Aquarium)
Hey I want you to look at some Pikeblennies (the genus Chaenopsis). At first they just look like neat long boys:
But then! Look at those big ol’ branchiostegal rays! (Those are the bony rays under the jaw).
And they scream!
So small! So much rage!
Anyway I think they look like little duck-snake-dragon hybrids and I love them very much.
Check this mother puffer out
aaaaaand mr puffer fish again first cast for the day i get a pufferfish how cool is that. alright buddy you can go back. ***SMACK*** ojhh hes swimining on his back. hes gone.
Can’t wait to set up the tank for just my loach’s. I’m just waiting for the filter everything else is ready
Vampire Shrimp (a very peaceful, filter feeding shrimp, despite what the name may imply)
isopods should be called nice o pods! theyre just nice little pods
good sir, I'm feeling down today, do you have any fun fact to share?
You’re in luck because I’ve been thinking about… KREBS.
I used to be concerned about krebs because unlike their friendos the shrimpos and lobbos they looked like cut in half. Like, someone chopped off their “tails” (actually it’s formally called an abdomen) and now they’re just severed heads with legs eating shit on the ocean floor. BUT SURPRISE. You know when you flip a crab on its back and notice a flap on its belly?
Turns out krebs are just collapsible shrempos, maybe because the real estate crisis hit the ocean floor hard and they had to learn to save some space.
But anyway the krebbos are doing fine and I hope you will be too.
@inconvenientcalamity
My sister sent this to me awhile ago and tbh I think about it often.
A sea gooseberry snacking is quite a sight! This comb jelly lets its tentacles drift in the current to snag passing plankton. Then it reels in the tentacles and spins, passing the morsels of food over waiting rows of combs, which bring them to the jelly’s mouth.
“Ooh what that mouth do?”
Me:
Sea Slugs
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googling ‘christmas octopus’ was such a good decision
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found u a thing
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Also note this is how my tree is themed soooooo
I am very pleased
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The sea toads and coffinfishes are a family of deep-sea anglerfishes.
These are bottom-dwelling fishes found on the continental slopes of the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans at depths to at least 2,460 m (8,070 ft). Of the two genera in the family, Chaunacops typically occurs at deeper depths than Chaunax, but with considerable overlap.
They have large, globose bodies and short, compressed tails, and are covered with small, spiny scales. The first dorsal fin ray is modified into a short bioluminescent lure which dangles forward over the mouth, which is turned upwards so as to be nearly vertical. The sensory canals of the lateral lines are especially conspicuous.
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One of the most interesting things I’ve ever seen.
a must watch
fall goldfish
