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Even if you don't kill it on purpose, most hitchhiker barnacles eventually starve to death in fish tanks. I love them & successfully kept several alive for months, but that's an exception rather than the rule I believe.
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time to bring back an ancient thread
i have successfully kept a barnacle for 5 months now, it came in on a piece of cultured frogspawn on all things and it hasnt died yet, although the frogspawn died |
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I will take it off your hands if you are looking for a home for it. I love barnacles and would love to see one in my tank. I have a very "particulate high" tank that it should do well in. If you can get it off the clam, let me know.
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