I have a 240gallon marine aquarium setup but I don't want to pay 40 odd quid for an anemone which some guy just took off the beach when I could do the same :(.
@JUNAID187 I don't think so no. You'd have to get in touch with the marine department of the university. Because they are saltwater creatures, it is extremely difficult to recreate their habitat, unlike freshwater animals.
If you go out of Olympia leisure to the beach, the rocks at low tide begin to appear to the far right, and by the time you get to the spa they are quite extensive. There is also Scalby Mills rockpools just past the sealife centre.
I have a 240gallon marine aquarium setup but I don't want to pay 40 odd quid for an anemone which some guy just took off the beach when I could do the same :(.
JUNAID187 3 months ago
Are you allowed to take the things in the rockpools home? Like anemones?
JUNAID187 4 months ago
@JUNAID187 I don't think so no. You'd have to get in touch with the marine department of the university. Because they are saltwater creatures, it is extremely difficult to recreate their habitat, unlike freshwater animals.
CUTIEP1388 3 months ago
where are tthe rockpools in scarborough beach ? Do you need to go out of the amusment park place to see them
JUNAID187 4 months ago
@JUNAID187
If you go out of Olympia leisure to the beach, the rocks at low tide begin to appear to the far right, and by the time you get to the spa they are quite extensive. There is also Scalby Mills rockpools just past the sealife centre.
CUTIEP1388 4 months ago
quite interesting thanks for the upload =]
killkraft2k7 3 years ago