NJ Reefers may find interest in this

[bajathree]

http://www.reeftalk.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=5&t=000552&counterhit=yes

 

[john1]

baja three i have also searched the waters of sandy hook i brought back some periwinkles and a hermit crab i just put them in a tank by themselves to purge them out a little before i put them ifn my main tank.i am in middletown.john

 

[Bobzarry]

yea the stuff washes up on our shores by the ton.


Bob

 

[Anonymous]

I guess that means I should be able to find some here in Maryland too.

 

[bajathree]

John, you got mail

Yea, this stuff just washes up on the beach. The thing is I have never seen it on the ocean side, just the bay side. It probably get's to stirred up in the ocean. The little island I go to collect it is accessible only by boat. It is in nice big clumps untouched by the hoards of beach goers...lolol It seems to attach itself to small rocks or pebbles but I also find it free floating, anyway, you have to love free food. Both my fish and wallet do

 

[arnjer]

Is anyone willing to ship me some? I would take as much as you could cram in a small box. Damn I wished I lived by the ocean! I would like to add some more color to my tank as well as feed my tang and this would be a great choice.

Jerry


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