>Has anyone ever had their cucumber split into two? I have had this cumber for
>the longest time. He has grown to about a foot and a half long. I happened
to see
>him this evening but somewhat smaller. The problem was there he was again in
>front of the tank! Any comments out there?
It has been observed numerous times in captivity. Surprisingly this has
not be observed by researchers or published, and is not a recognised form
of reproduction for sea cucumbers. Most likely has to do with the fact
unless you actually caught a cucumber in the act of splitting in the wild
you are never going to know that it has.
Catch ya,
DBW | The Caretaker, OZ REEF Marine Park
Melbourne | http://ozreef.org/
Australia | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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According to my calculations, the problem doesn't exist
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