The RED List of Fish, Inverts, and Corals

[fkshiu]

This thread is awethum man! And I love similies (as opposed to metaphors).

[Leah]

Yeah, we have pushed back all that evil. I am jealous wish I could do more than just type. LOL

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

[little_c]

Originally Posted by my2rotties

If you ever have to opportunity to meet Evan (karazy) you will be dumb founded by his maturity and eagerness to learn. He volunteers at one of the LFS my hubby and I deal with and it is so refreshing to see a young and budding reefer. Can any one of you remember a day you went to work for free somewhere on a weekend? He has a smile form ear to ear while he scrapes algae and target feeds corals. I even feel comfortable asking him questions about my reef. I was going to see if he can tank sit for me if we take off with our dogs for a day or two... He would get paid well.

Keep your hands off my staff. I'm watching you.

[my2rotties]

I would ask you to tank sit for me, but you have enough on your plate... plus you would be late Funny how you lurk in the shadows, ready to punce on your prey...

Can you come pick up your goats out of my backyard by the way... I'm sick of sending the dogs off to chase them away.

Originally Posted by little_c

Keep your hands off my staff. I'm watching you.

[no_bs]

I was looking for info on my fish today and found this page. It is a begining.

www.iucnredlist.org

[whatcaneyedo]

Mexican Turbo Snails - Turbo spp. (Subtropical and do not survive well with normal reef tank temperatures)

Margarita Snails - Tegula funebralis (Slowly 'cook' to death in normal reef aquarium temperatures)

Long Nosed Filefish - Oxymonocanthus longirostris (natural diet is acropora polyps)

Cone shells - Conus Spp. (deadly)

Blue Ring Octopus - Hapalochlaena maculosa (deadly)

Harlequin Shrimp - Hymenocera sp. (need to eat starfish to survive)