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Can anyone recommend me some books for keeping a nautilus or two?
A book for beginners would be best.
A book for beginners would be best.
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Book Recommendations For Keeping Nautili?
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There are not a lot of books on keeping cephs. We don't recommended keeping nautilus - you'd do much better to think of an octopus or perhaps a cuttlefish, depending on where you live.
Nancy
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Hmm anything would be great.
The only problem is that i'm in England and so this is really ahrd to get into.
The only problem is that i'm in England and so this is really ahrd to get into.
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yeah they are cool, but like what Nancy said, a nautilus is no picnec and not good for beginners. I heard that they last longer though... hmm,(scratches chin)
But they also are not nearly as interesting, unless you're in this for research. They need to have a very deep tank with almost no light, plus tempatures higher then like, 60 something will kill them. So Beware!
So my point is that taking care of these animals wil drive you crazy, and best avoid it unless you wanna end up looking like this.
But they also are not nearly as interesting, unless you're in this for research. They need to have a very deep tank with almost no light, plus tempatures higher then like, 60 something will kill them. So Beware!
So my point is that taking care of these animals wil drive you crazy, and best avoid it unless you wanna end up looking like this.
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Well, someone here has kept a Nautilus, All i remember was that the owner Was LS, anyone know where the thread is. Anyway,LS kept the nautilus only for a few days before it perished.
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