Anthony.Luciano710
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lol is that you wearing that suit in the tide pool? and thanks for the info btw. oh never mid i just finished reading the post...
To answer your original question, snails and hermit crabs are much more tolerant of salinity changes than fish and corals.
I collect hermit crabs and snails in a tide pool that almost becomes fresh water at low tide. Corals don't have much tolerance at all because they never have to deal with low salinity in nature but hermit crabs and snails, besides being reef animals are also intertidal animals and are used to salinity variations. Usually in the sea this does not last long but they are very forgiving.
I usually collect in this tide pool (but I don't always wear a Tux) which is 8' deep at high tide but at low tide it is 6" deep and fed from a lake under that tunnel.
There are so many snails that you can't see the mud.
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