The beginning of the Coral Forest

[Josh]

i got a friend that goes out and gets them

You mean you collect them locally?

 

[Domboski]

As far as I know they are not found locally. He must have a friend who brings them in from somewhere else.

 

[damien]

you are so difficult if your interested let me know ill get them for you no problem . u cant get these local . my friend scuba dive ,he goes all over the place.and y are we discussing about this i just want to get feed back about my tank and how do think it look that all . and if its about the tank dont say nothing if your interested about something in my tank pm me

 

[JHOV2324]

Yo Animal those ciranoids are hard to keep but good luck with them...

 

[Josh]

you are so difficult if your interested let me know ill get them for you no problem . u cant get these local . my friend scuba dive ,he goes all over the place.and y are we discussing about this i just want to get feed back about my tank and how do think it look that all . and if its about the tank dont say nothing if your interested about something in my tank pm me

Sorry, I was just wondering who was selling them locally. Most stores don't carry them anymore. They don't do very well in aquariums so let us know how you make out.

 

[noelskii]

i saw that thing in fishtown

 

[rookie07]

From wikapedia:
Crinoids usually have a stem used to attach themselves to a substrate, but many live attached only as juveniles and become free-swimming as adults.

I know nothing about these things...I went to wikapedia to find out about it.