Hello from Australia!!

[Coridella Starbough]

Hi, I'm Coridella Starbough from southern Australia! Whilst I'm not a home-aquarium owner, I do have a small collection of Cone snail shells.

 

[dbl]

Welcome to R2R and thanks for joining.

 

[reef lover]

Welcome to r2r I'm sure I see a tank in your future...

 

[Flexin]

Welcome and tell us about the collection!

 

[Crabs McJones]

Welcome to R2R!!

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[Lovemyreef2015]

Welcome to R2R

 

[rich nyc]

welcome. I am always amazed what you can get and cant get in Australia.

 

[NewbieReefer11]

welcome. I am always amazed what you can get and cant get in Australia.

Totally agree down here we can get some incredible coral but nothing like in other country's. I do understand why thought.
If you didnt already know we can only get a few thing imported to help stop spreading pests from country to country

 

[KJ]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[crayon]

Yah, but southern Australia has the best cold water fish. So hard to get them here......

 

[Chrisfish]

Welcome to R2R

 

[Flippers4pups]

Welcome to reef2reef! Thanks for joining us!

 

[GoVols]

@Coridella Starbough

.................Welcome

 

[Coridella Starbough]

I bought my Cone snail shells from gift shops and market stalls. Three belong to worm-eating species (Imperial cone, Leopard cone & Vexillum cone), two belong to species that feed of other molluscs (Marbled cone & Cloth of Gold cone) and I also have two that belong to fish-eating species (Geography cone & Striated cone). I'd hoped that during my trip to New Caledonia I'd get the opportunity to see a live Cone snail while out snorkelling, but unfortunately didn't see any. Apparently, the most dangerous to humans are the fish-eating & mollusc-eating species.

 

[MaddyP]

Welcome to the family, Coridella!!!

 

[BellaCoop]

Welcome to R2R! You picked the right place! Happy reefing

 

[mike werner]

Hi, I'm Coridella Starbough from southern Australia! Whilst I'm not a home-aquarium owner, I do have a small collection of Cone snail shells.

welcome and love your name.it's just a small leap to get to a reef tank.if ya do we are ALL here to assist you.besides you won't have to travel far to get livestock.

 

[Coridella Starbough]

Saw two Sea snakes during my New Caledonia holiday, though I'm not entirely sure what species it was. I've had a look a photos and I'm thinking they were either Belcher's Sea snakes or Yellow-lipped Sea Kraits.