Sea Hares & egg laying
October 17, 2000
From: L. Rivard
I have Sea Hares from the Gulf of Mexico (Walton County)panhandle of Florida, USA. I would like to find more info. on these little creatures of the sea. They are depositing long twisting lines of eggs in the tank. How long will it be before they hatch? What would be the best food to feed them? What are some sites I can go to for more info.?
Thank you for any help. L.Rivard
lcr@digital.exp.com
Rivard, L., 2000 (Oct 17) Sea Hares & egg laying. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/3165Dear L. Rivard,
By coincidence I have just posted a message on the Forum today about an article on how to culture Sea Hare larvae in an aquarium.
I am not sure if you have visited the Forum before but there is quite a lot of information on Sea Hares, about various aspects of their biology and about a number of different species. The information is not all neatly ordered because the Forum grows in areas determined mainly by the immediate interests of the participants.
If you go to the General Topics Index you will find a list of pages about Sea Hares. All those pages have attached messages and discussions which are worth a look at.
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman.
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