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    I always see sea mantis in plastic bottles in aquariums of seafood restaurants? What's the purpose of this?
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    If not they will kill each other.

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    #3
    just like this.
    so yun pala.....para di mag-away?




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    Akala ko kasi para maging mas tender ang meat kasi less movements
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    mantis shrimps are territorial and will wreak havoc inside a tank if set loose. their appendages are so powerful, they can crush or blow away corals, rocks, clams or other crustaceans. and most of all, catching them wouldn't be easy for they are eluding artists. getting them with bare hands might cause serious damage nor inflict pain. there are stories that they can break aquarium glass.

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    Ahhhh..tagal ko na rin gusto alamin to, tsaka sea mantis pala tawag dun, kala ko some sort of lobster related organism...dami nga ganyan sa mga seafood and chinese restaurants

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    Mantis shrimp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Damn these animals are badass...parang ayoko na kainin hehehe

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    Masarap naman tong mga sea mantis na to usually sigang lang ang luto nito samin. pero ingat lang sa pag kain kasi nakakasugat pag tinanggal na yung shell may part sa kanya na matutulis na parang karayum

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    alupihang dagat. . .masarap yan

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    Quote Originally Posted by vito corleone View Post
    alupihang dagat. . .masarap yan
    AFAIK, this is also called "pitik", because they snap when handled that can cause injury.

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