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Ellen Bulger <[log in to unmask]>
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Conchologists of America List <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 13 Mar 2002 15:22:56 EST
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Dear Conch-Lers,

I was unpacking my stuff and discovered I'd saved a really nice great big
Eheim cannister fishtank filter. It got me thinking. I'm going on a shelling
trip in May. How complicated would it be to keep live Xenophora? I'm not on
the road. I could do this.

I've never done salt water before. I'd have to do some reading. I know I'd
have to set the tank up well in advance of my trip.

So here are my questions:

How large a tank do I need?

Have any of you kept live Xenos before?

What do I feed them?

What sort of materials (gravel, rocks etc...) in the tank?

How best to keep the little guys alive on the flight home?

Am I crazy?

Ellen

PS  I'm not naming a species, but I am getting a bull terrier puppy. Does
anyone have any (on-topic) conchologically-inspired suggestions for a name?

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