Other Invertebrates
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How to Frag - Coral Propagation
Many reef aquarists "frag" their coral to produce multiple individual "children" from a single mother colony. Here's how to frag your own coral.
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Black Longspine Urchin
Diadema setosum, also known commonly as the Hatpin Urchin or Black Longspine Urchin, is an excellent addition to a mature reef tank.
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Slugs
Black Slugs will eat cat and dog faeces, and the Banana Slug has the largest penis in the world!
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Garden Snails
Deliberately introduced into Britain and America for eating, but now agricultural pests.
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Buthids: Thick-Tailed Scorpions
Thick-tailed scorpions are some of the most dangerous scorpions known to man. The characteristics of Parabuthus, in particular, will be discussed.
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Giant Centipedes
Giant centipedes are nocturnal predators found in temperate zones. This article will discuss what is known about their habits and habitat.
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European Crayfish
The 'Noble Crayfish' is being replaced by less worthy American species.
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Earthworms
Worms left in the wild after fishing trips are harming rare native woodland plants around the Great Lakes.
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Woodlouse behaviour
Help with identifying British woodlice, and why they are usually found huddled together in damp crevices.
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Blood-suckers
Feeding on the blood of another animal is a way of life found in many groups of animals, and it is one way of passing diseases to humans, their livestock and their pets.
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