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technoshaman

LFS gets them in occasionally, they claim they don't order them but who knows. If you can get a undamaged specimen and can devote a lot of time to making sure it gets fed enough maybe - general consensus is best left in the ocean - a species even well staffed public aquariums have difficulty maintaining. Assuming you read the whole WWM article so I'll just add this link which is pretty comprehensive on crinoid biology:

 

http://www.nova.edu/ocean/messing/crinoids...ds/w1title.html

 

 

They must be doing something right though , crinoids are pretty successful having changed little in millions of years of evolution.

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They seem difficult to keep. My tank is still too new so i'm not getting one anytime soon if I am. I was just curious about them and wanted to know what people thoughts are.

 

That link has a lot of info:)

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technoshaman

Np, I won't be an eco-nazi just giving you a common sense warning of how delicate they are. As for the link, well ESPI would be proud I'm a grade a search a holic on the internet and wake up with my finger on the Google button :)

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