Tiny Damselfish May Destroy A Caribbean Reef
Tiny Damselfish May Destroy A Caribbean Reef
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...ryId=111743524
Pretty interesting. The funny thing is on the same page there was also a story about the invading lionfish that have started breeding in the Caribbean. They originally came from some that escaped or were released from an aquarium, as lionfish are not a Caribbean species. I was just thinking, perhaps the lionfish will end up taking care of these damsels!
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so damsels are as annoying in the ocean as in our little tanks
scary to think that reefs could be gone within our childrens life time
BIJAN
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yep.... but because of all the reef tanks we could reseed the reefs... would be like a big frag swap... with the seaOriginally Posted by FOXYB
so damsels are as annoying in the ocean as in our little tanks
scary to think that reefs could be gone within our childrens life time
my name is Corey im 16 and im a reefer.
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Reminds me of how powerful a single mosquito can be when it gets under your netting...
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huh that's the main reason for keeping them captive.bcuz someday it might not be there and we'll all have a piece of the ocean in our homes...i love this hobby!!!
oh yeah GO GREEN!!!!
Very interesting!
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