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Old 12-07-2006, 07:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Brittle Stars - Podcast Episode 84

Jake Adams is back again with a great, in depth interview with Dr. Steve Stancyk of the University of South Carolina all about Brittle stars.

Take a minute and check out the show and you will more know more about brittles that you thought you could.

Jake also put together a great photo slideshow of some brittles, you can see them here:
http://coralite.net/brittle.html




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Old 12-08-2006, 09:14 AM   #2 (permalink)
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One Simple Word... "AWESOME" I just love stars....

Going to listen (during work hours) *giggle*

Thanks Jake.. for all your hard work and dedication! Thanks Dr. Stancyk for your support.

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Old 12-08-2006, 01:44 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Ohhhh that's why they are called brittle stars....

This is a great show Rob!

One question, Dr Stancyk said he had some videos of the stars. Can we get some links for these videos? The one where the green star captures the fish would be cool.
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Great show. I have a Green Brittle Star that I've had for about a year in my 240. My LFS said that by feeding him once a week or so would keep him happy and a little less predatory. It has worked for them for many years, and it's working for me. He comes out at every feeding, but seems to know when it's his turn to be fed. I hand him a piece of food, and away he goes.

They really are fascinating creatures and it was a joy to learn more about them. Thanks again for another great podcast.
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Old 01-17-2007, 12:28 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Sorry to bounce this up after awhile, but just heard the podcast. Excellent stuff!

I have a site on brittlestars that I admittedly have not updated in a bit, but it has some information and links on several topics that Dr. Stancyk mentioned.

The Ophiuroidea

(sorry for the self promotion )

But brittlestars are amazing creatures to have. It is unfortunate that the green brittlestar Ophiarachna incrassata is colorful and hardy, because it does have perhaps the most potential to cause trouble. But if you consider they do not have a "brain" as we know it, then the complex behaviors are, in and of themselves, extraordinary (OK...I know it still cost that $50 fish to observe it )

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Ophiura, that looks like a great site.
needs a bit of updating and stuff, but a real good resource thanks for sharing.

(if you are interested in taking that site to the next level, shoot me a PM, i think it could be a great resource for people)
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Hi Ophiura,

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Sorry to bounce this up after awhile, but just heard the podcast. Excellent stuff!
No worries on bringing topics up out of "storage". I still see threads on Reef Central, today, that are referring to other reefers JUST listening to the first few shows. That was the whole idea of capturing this information in this medium.

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