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How much the dried sea cucumber FOB Price in Malaysia?
FOB Fall Out Boy?|||Depending the type and size.
What is the scientific classification for sea cucumber?
Kingdom=Animalia
PHylum=Echinodermata
Class=Holdthuroidea
ORder=Apodacea
Family=
genus=
Species=|||The familiy would be Holothuriidae.
There are several genera and species.
http://saltaquarium.about.com/cs/seaslug鈥?/a>
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/seacukes.htm|||Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Echinodermata
Class Holothuroidea
Order Aspidochirotida
Family Stichopodidae
Genus Parastichopus
Species californicus
Common Name: California Sea Cucumber
PHylum=Echinodermata
Class=Holdthuroidea
ORder=Apodacea
Family=
genus=
Species=|||The familiy would be Holothuriidae.
There are several genera and species.
http://saltaquarium.about.com/cs/seaslug鈥?/a>
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/seacukes.htm|||Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Echinodermata
Class Holothuroidea
Order Aspidochirotida
Family Stichopodidae
Genus Parastichopus
Species californicus
Common Name: California Sea Cucumber
Where is the sea cucumber on the food chain? What does it eat and what eats it?
Location on food chain:
Near the bottom with anthropod.
What does it eat?
Sea cucumbers are generally scavengers, feeding on debris in the benthic layer. Their diet consists of plankton and other organic matter found in the sea. One way they might get a supply of food is to position themselves in a current where they can catch food that flow by with their tentacles when they open. Another way is to sift through the bottom sediments using their tentacles. They can be found in great numbers beneath fish farms.
What eats it?
Sea cucumber is considered a delicacy in Far East countries such as Malaysia, China, Japan, and Indonesia. It is also highly valued for its supposed medicinal properties.
Animals such as octopuses, squids, some crabs, and some sharks are known to consume sea cucumber along with some other species as well.|||Sea cucumbers are generally scavengers, feeding on debris in the benthic layer. Their diet consists of plankton and other organic matter found in the sea. One way they might get a supply of food is to position themselves in a current where they can catch food that flow by with their tentacles when they open. Another way is to sift through the bottom sediments using their tentacles. If you want to know where it is on the food chain, it really depends on which food chain you use.
Near the bottom with anthropod.
What does it eat?
Sea cucumbers are generally scavengers, feeding on debris in the benthic layer. Their diet consists of plankton and other organic matter found in the sea. One way they might get a supply of food is to position themselves in a current where they can catch food that flow by with their tentacles when they open. Another way is to sift through the bottom sediments using their tentacles. They can be found in great numbers beneath fish farms.
What eats it?
Sea cucumber is considered a delicacy in Far East countries such as Malaysia, China, Japan, and Indonesia. It is also highly valued for its supposed medicinal properties.
Animals such as octopuses, squids, some crabs, and some sharks are known to consume sea cucumber along with some other species as well.|||Sea cucumbers are generally scavengers, feeding on debris in the benthic layer. Their diet consists of plankton and other organic matter found in the sea. One way they might get a supply of food is to position themselves in a current where they can catch food that flow by with their tentacles when they open. Another way is to sift through the bottom sediments using their tentacles. If you want to know where it is on the food chain, it really depends on which food chain you use.
Does a sea cucumber lack a true brain like other echinoderms?
Anything with radial symmetry usually lacks a brain. Sea cucumbers, along with other members of the P. Echinodermata (i.e. starfish, brittle stars, sea urchins, sand dollars), do not have a brain but rather a network of nerves.
Hope this helps!|||Not just echinoderms.|||Yup. It's just Ganglia|||Yes...sea cucumbers do not have a brain.|||aha do they swim?
Hope this helps!|||Not just echinoderms.|||Yup. It's just Ganglia|||Yes...sea cucumbers do not have a brain.|||aha do they swim?
Can dried sea cucumber (Chinese medicine) from China come through the mail?
What are the restrictions to mailing unorthodox materials into the US? Its for personal use, but is some what expensive.|||Although sometimes you might get away with a small amount in the mail, most of the time they check and find out and stop you from doing that.
For more information, you can check out this URL
http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/cleari鈥?/a>
dried sea cucumber belongs to agricultural products.
Do they your mail? Yes. Voice of America reported by that they found some illegal "bird flu" medicine in the mail. ( http://translate.google.com/translate?hl鈥?/a> )
Meanwhile, with proper import and custom procedures, dried sea cucumber can be imported into the US so you can buy them in the Chinese super markets or herbal stores.
Where do you live in the US?|||You can buy them in Chinese herb stores, assuming you're actually near one|||check with us custums they can send you a list and answer yur questions|||It is illegal to bring foreign substances into US, but check with customs and they will answer.
For more information, you can check out this URL
http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/cleari鈥?/a>
dried sea cucumber belongs to agricultural products.
Do they your mail? Yes. Voice of America reported by that they found some illegal "bird flu" medicine in the mail. ( http://translate.google.com/translate?hl鈥?/a> )
Meanwhile, with proper import and custom procedures, dried sea cucumber can be imported into the US so you can buy them in the Chinese super markets or herbal stores.
Where do you live in the US?|||You can buy them in Chinese herb stores, assuming you're actually near one|||check with us custums they can send you a list and answer yur questions|||It is illegal to bring foreign substances into US, but check with customs and they will answer.
Can I take dried sea cucumber (hai3 shen1) into China?
As the title says.
Will it be more likely to make it through if it's vacuum packed? (and if so where can I have this done?)
Equally useful would be an official list of prohibited items for entry customs (anything from a government page would be good).|||practically you can bring anything into china these days, unless your look can stir up suspicion from the customs people.
otherwise, common sense applies. meaning no weapons, drugs, pornographic items, etc. plus, no agricultural products and raw meat. all common items with reasonable qty can enter.
so if you are not going to hide some drugs inside the sea cucumber, nothing to worry.
: P|||Yes dried sea cucumber is ok to take into China. If you're not bringing too many lugguages and your look is ok, the chance of you being stopped at the customs is almost zero. Just dont take arms, weapons, plants and anti-China propaganda including those publications that are banned with you.
Will it be more likely to make it through if it's vacuum packed? (and if so where can I have this done?)
Equally useful would be an official list of prohibited items for entry customs (anything from a government page would be good).|||practically you can bring anything into china these days, unless your look can stir up suspicion from the customs people.
otherwise, common sense applies. meaning no weapons, drugs, pornographic items, etc. plus, no agricultural products and raw meat. all common items with reasonable qty can enter.
so if you are not going to hide some drugs inside the sea cucumber, nothing to worry.
: P|||Yes dried sea cucumber is ok to take into China. If you're not bringing too many lugguages and your look is ok, the chance of you being stopped at the customs is almost zero. Just dont take arms, weapons, plants and anti-China propaganda including those publications that are banned with you.
What are the medicinal properties of Stichopus japonicus (sea cucumber)?
nourishes the blood and vital essence, (treats disorders of the kidney system, including reproductive organs), and moistens dryness (especially of the intestines). Common uses include treating weakness, impotence, debility of the aged, constipation due to intestinal dryness, and frequent urination.
What is the scientific classification for california sea cucumber?
Kingdom=Animalia
PHylum=Echinodermata
Class=Holdthuroidea
ORder=Apodacea
Family=
genus=
Species=|||Scientific classification: Sea cucumbers make up the class Holothuroidae, of the phylum Echinodermata. The brown sea cucumber is classified as Thyrone briareus|||There are a number of different sea cucumbers
in California. Without some description, it is not
possible to give a complete classification. The
Class of sea cucumbers is Holothurioidea, the
Order Apoda (=Apodacea) is a small Order, but
includes more than one California species. One
of the common families of the Apoda is the
family Synaptidae, and Leptosynapta is a well-
known genus of that family. Leptosynapta is a
burrowing cucumber with a thin body wall, almost transparent in the living animal.
PHylum=Echinodermata
Class=Holdthuroidea
ORder=Apodacea
Family=
genus=
Species=|||Scientific classification: Sea cucumbers make up the class Holothuroidae, of the phylum Echinodermata. The brown sea cucumber is classified as Thyrone briareus|||There are a number of different sea cucumbers
in California. Without some description, it is not
possible to give a complete classification. The
Class of sea cucumbers is Holothurioidea, the
Order Apoda (=Apodacea) is a small Order, but
includes more than one California species. One
of the common families of the Apoda is the
family Synaptidae, and Leptosynapta is a well-
known genus of that family. Leptosynapta is a
burrowing cucumber with a thin body wall, almost transparent in the living animal.
Where can I sell dried sea cucumber in manila?
Dried sea cucumber (Balat)|||most probably in Divisoria .|||hi ramil contact me if you still have stock. thanks
|||Chinese restos. Or Binondo (Ongpin).|||how about quiapo area? it's a large enough market
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|||Chinese restos. Or Binondo (Ongpin).|||how about quiapo area? it's a large enough market
Can someone please tell me the full joke about the Mollusk and the Sea Cucumber?
Off of Finding Nemo?
I have a project on the Sea Cucumber for Aquatic Science, and I was gonna try to fit the joke in there.lol.|||There was a mollusk and a sea cucumber.
The sea cucumber looks over to the mollusk and says: "With
friends like these, who needs anemones!"
I have a project on the Sea Cucumber for Aquatic Science, and I was gonna try to fit the joke in there.lol.|||There was a mollusk and a sea cucumber.
The sea cucumber looks over to the mollusk and says: "With
friends like these, who needs anemones!"
How to make dried sea cucumber?
After you get the sea cucumber you have to remove the internal organs, unless of course you want to eat them ;). Wash all of the dirt and sand out. Then boil it in salty water for about 15 min, and and dry it. When you're ready to use it in your food put the sea cucumber in a pot and let it soak in cold water for at least 12 hours, cook it over low heat for 1 or 2 hours. Make sure that the water always completely covers the cucumber. Remove it from the heat, let it cool to room temperature, and then let it drain.|||You just let it dry in the summer dry air under slight shade (otherwise it will go bad) but really-- it smells so bad during the process so it is well worth your money to buy it
Where can I purchase White Sea Cucumber Meat?
from either a wholesaler or packer.
ten points to whoever can find me a carrier!|||the darkest depths of the ocean|||the black market|||at big W|||I have no idea!|||in your pants|||mnm
ten points to whoever can find me a carrier!|||the darkest depths of the ocean|||the black market|||at big W|||I have no idea!|||in your pants|||mnm
Can anyone help me find prosedurs for an experiment about sea cucumber?
this experiment is about the benefits of using sea cucumber for health and face treatment.|||First of all, a sea cucumber is NOT a cucumber, it's an animal; a sea creature that sort of resembles a cucumber. So, if you want to do an experiment on it, you have to first acquire one. Go to the ocean, go diving, find one, then experiment with it. I wouldn't rub one on MY face though. Best answer.|||...i thought that was the food cucumber...maybe not. look up 'health and beauty beneifts of a sea cucumber' in yahoo search or google or something.
How should we pack dry sea cucumber for export market?
It sounds like you are not prepared for doing business? step pertama: go to Pemda Step kedua: ask your buyer how they want it to be Step ketiga: you must have some money to spend to know something. Step selanjutnya, ask the women neaest there how to do packing, they surely know.
God raised Cain of Adam and the sea urchin becoming of the sea cucumber. Is this how it is written?
Sorry can not get any questions that make the slightest sense past the screener|||God created Adam and Eve directly; Cain was their son by ordinary sexual reproduction.
A sea urchin never evolves into a sea cucumber, nor is there any evidence that any species evolves into a different species. DNA boundaries are very strict. Though breeders have produced a wide variety of dogs, they have never bred a dog into a pig, cat, giraffe, bear, or elephant.
Cheers,
Bruce
A sea urchin never evolves into a sea cucumber, nor is there any evidence that any species evolves into a different species. DNA boundaries are very strict. Though breeders have produced a wide variety of dogs, they have never bred a dog into a pig, cat, giraffe, bear, or elephant.
Cheers,
Bruce
Does anyone have a good recipe for sea slug/sea cucumber?
BRAISED SEA CUCUMBER AND MUSHROOMS
Recipe by Amy Beh
Cuisine: Chinese
Type of Dish: Central Dish
Cooking Method: Braise
Meal Types: 鈥?Dinner 鈥?Lunch
Ingredients
450g soaked sea cucumber, rinsed and sliced thickly
1 thumb-size old ginger, smashed
1/2 tbsp Chinese rice wine
500g chicken drumsticks, cut into bite-size pieces
8 鈥?10 dried mushrooms, soaked to soften
Seasoning for chicken:
1/2 tbsp light soy sauce
1/4 tsp pepper
2 tbsp oil
4 slices ginger, shredded
1 tsp chopped garlic
1 tsp chopped shallots
Thickening:
1陆 tsp cornflour mixed with 1 tbsp water
For sauce (combine):
2 cups chicken stock
1 tbsp light soy sauce
1 tbsp thick soy sauce
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1/2 tsp salt
3/4 tsp sugar
1/4 tsp pepper
1 tsp chicken stock granules
Method
Marinate chicken pieces with light soy sauce and pepper and leave aside for 20 鈥?25 minutes.
Place sea cucumber and ginger in a non-stick saucepan and stir-fry without oil until almost dry. Add in the rice wine and stir-fry briskly for one to two minutes. Remove the sea cucumber from the saucepan and set aside.
Heat oil until hot and fry shallots and garlic until lightly golden. Add ginger and fry until fragrant.
Add in chicken and mushrooms and stir-fry for two to three minutes. Pour in sauce ingredients and add the sea cucumber. Bring to a boil. Cover and cook over a low heat for 40鈥?5 minutes or until sea cucumber is cooked and tender. Thicken with corn flour mixture.|||Although the recipe above sounds great I would reference the website below before cooking something your not familiar with!!
Apparently some can be toxic.
Be careful.|||put in a poly bag , tie at the top and then put in the garbage.|||Sea Cucumber in Brown Sauce Recipe
Serves 4-6
Ingredients :
2 lbs Sea Cucumber, soaked
5 Green Onion
5 slices Ginger
6 tablespoons Soy Sauce
2 tablespoons Wine
6 tablespoons Oil
1/2 teaspoon Sugar
1 tablespoon Cornstarch, mix with 1 tablespoon cold water
3 1/2 cups Soup Stock
1/2 tablespoon Sesame Oil
Method :
Clean the soaked sea cucumber, cook with 1 green onion, 3 slices ginger, 1 tablespoon wine and 5 cups of cold water about 20 minutes over low heat.
Discard the water, ginger and onion. To the sea cucumber, add 3 cups soup stock and cook for 10 minutes over low heat again.
Remove and discard stock. Slice each sea cucumber into 4 or 6 larges pieces. Heat 2 tablespoons oil and fry sea cucumber. Add 2 tablespoons soy sauce and cook about 1 minute. Remove and discard the sauce.
Heat 4 tablespoons oil in frying pan, fry 3 green onion, 2 slices ginger and then add sea cucumber. Splash 1 tablespoon wine and 4 tablespoons soy sauce, 1/2 teaspoon sugar and 1/2 cup soup stock, cook for about 3 minutes.
Thicken with cornstarch paste, add sesame oil.
Pour in platter. Serve.|||Google it. Usually used in chinese cooking.|||Hhmm...raw. Definitely.
Recipe by Amy Beh
Cuisine: Chinese
Type of Dish: Central Dish
Cooking Method: Braise
Meal Types: 鈥?Dinner 鈥?Lunch
Ingredients
450g soaked sea cucumber, rinsed and sliced thickly
1 thumb-size old ginger, smashed
1/2 tbsp Chinese rice wine
500g chicken drumsticks, cut into bite-size pieces
8 鈥?10 dried mushrooms, soaked to soften
Seasoning for chicken:
1/2 tbsp light soy sauce
1/4 tsp pepper
2 tbsp oil
4 slices ginger, shredded
1 tsp chopped garlic
1 tsp chopped shallots
Thickening:
1陆 tsp cornflour mixed with 1 tbsp water
For sauce (combine):
2 cups chicken stock
1 tbsp light soy sauce
1 tbsp thick soy sauce
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1/2 tsp salt
3/4 tsp sugar
1/4 tsp pepper
1 tsp chicken stock granules
Method
Marinate chicken pieces with light soy sauce and pepper and leave aside for 20 鈥?25 minutes.
Place sea cucumber and ginger in a non-stick saucepan and stir-fry without oil until almost dry. Add in the rice wine and stir-fry briskly for one to two minutes. Remove the sea cucumber from the saucepan and set aside.
Heat oil until hot and fry shallots and garlic until lightly golden. Add ginger and fry until fragrant.
Add in chicken and mushrooms and stir-fry for two to three minutes. Pour in sauce ingredients and add the sea cucumber. Bring to a boil. Cover and cook over a low heat for 40鈥?5 minutes or until sea cucumber is cooked and tender. Thicken with corn flour mixture.|||Although the recipe above sounds great I would reference the website below before cooking something your not familiar with!!
Apparently some can be toxic.
Be careful.|||put in a poly bag , tie at the top and then put in the garbage.|||Sea Cucumber in Brown Sauce Recipe
Serves 4-6
Ingredients :
2 lbs Sea Cucumber, soaked
5 Green Onion
5 slices Ginger
6 tablespoons Soy Sauce
2 tablespoons Wine
6 tablespoons Oil
1/2 teaspoon Sugar
1 tablespoon Cornstarch, mix with 1 tablespoon cold water
3 1/2 cups Soup Stock
1/2 tablespoon Sesame Oil
Method :
Clean the soaked sea cucumber, cook with 1 green onion, 3 slices ginger, 1 tablespoon wine and 5 cups of cold water about 20 minutes over low heat.
Discard the water, ginger and onion. To the sea cucumber, add 3 cups soup stock and cook for 10 minutes over low heat again.
Remove and discard stock. Slice each sea cucumber into 4 or 6 larges pieces. Heat 2 tablespoons oil and fry sea cucumber. Add 2 tablespoons soy sauce and cook about 1 minute. Remove and discard the sauce.
Heat 4 tablespoons oil in frying pan, fry 3 green onion, 2 slices ginger and then add sea cucumber. Splash 1 tablespoon wine and 4 tablespoons soy sauce, 1/2 teaspoon sugar and 1/2 cup soup stock, cook for about 3 minutes.
Thicken with cornstarch paste, add sesame oil.
Pour in platter. Serve.|||Google it. Usually used in chinese cooking.|||Hhmm...raw. Definitely.
Where can I get the opinions of credible authors about sea cucumber regeneration?
Try Google Scholar search engine. Go to Google search page, on top look for the "more" and click the downward pointing triangle, this give a drop down list, click scholar.
Put "sea cucumber regeneration" in and lots of reputable sources. BUT they may be too deep for your needs.
If so try http://books.google.com/ and put "sea cucumber regeneration" into box. Thes at least are copies of normal books, not just random www pages.
You do not get the full book usually but you may find enough, for example Encyclopedia Of The Aquatic World turns up with so info.
If just using normal search try and stick to University or museum pages or things that are obviously professional scientific sites. Try and avoid things that just look like a personal site, some are excellent but some are not.
Put "sea cucumber regeneration" in and lots of reputable sources. BUT they may be too deep for your needs.
If so try http://books.google.com/ and put "sea cucumber regeneration" into box. Thes at least are copies of normal books, not just random www pages.
You do not get the full book usually but you may find enough, for example Encyclopedia Of The Aquatic World turns up with so info.
If just using normal search try and stick to University or museum pages or things that are obviously professional scientific sites. Try and avoid things that just look like a personal site, some are excellent but some are not.
Where can I buy dried sea cucumber?
Anyone know where to buy dried sea cucumber in Victoria? Preferably Australian, but it's not essential.
I've already tried some asian grocers and a prepackaged seafood shop.
All suggestions welcome, but a specific store would be hot :).|||Where in Victoria? edit: have you tried Box Hill? is that too far? EDIT. I will be there today, will have a quick look for you, just keep the question open or I can't contact you at all as your email is not available. Let you know soon. EDIT: The shop is called 'Food Master' and the address is- Shop M36, Centro Box Hill, 1 Main Street, Box Hill, Victoria 3128. And phone is (03)98993052. They sell Australian dried cucumber. Good luck!|||you could buy it on a board walk.. obviously one of the stores next to the beach
I've already tried some asian grocers and a prepackaged seafood shop.
All suggestions welcome, but a specific store would be hot :).|||Where in Victoria? edit: have you tried Box Hill? is that too far? EDIT. I will be there today, will have a quick look for you, just keep the question open or I can't contact you at all as your email is not available. Let you know soon. EDIT: The shop is called 'Food Master' and the address is- Shop M36, Centro Box Hill, 1 Main Street, Box Hill, Victoria 3128. And phone is (03)98993052. They sell Australian dried cucumber. Good luck!|||you could buy it on a board walk.. obviously one of the stores next to the beach
What is the most dangerous or toxic species of sea cucumber?
Probably the sea apple, Pseudocolochirus.
If not the most toxic, it's definately one of the most.
Look at these websites for further information:
If not the most toxic, it's definately one of the most.
Look at these websites for further information:
What can i cook with sea cucumber?
They sometime put it in hot sour soup in chinese restaurant, I think. How else can i cook it? Any idea whether it has any nutritious value?|||Yes, it is called gamat and has a lot of nutritional value.
I watched a local TV programme, Step Forward, hosted by Dylan, where the Malay fisherman just picked up the sea cucumber, sliced it into two and ate it raw. He claimed it is very nutritious and delicious.
Besides cooking it in soups, it can also be cooked as a dish.
Cut the sea cucumber slantwise about 5mm thick.
Cut some carrots and bamboo shoot leaves, lengthwise too.
Button mushrooms, straw mushrooms, prawns, any meat you want and garlic.
Saute garlic and add in meat and prawns...stirfry.
Add in the carrots, bamboo shoot leaves, mushrooms, and sea cucumber.
Stirfry over medium heat for a few minutes....not too long.
Add some water and stir.
Add salt, pepper, oyster sauce....stir again.
Add in tapioca or corn flour diluted with some water first.
Stir again and serve.
I cook without measurements, just by vision and taste but I am sure you know how much to put into the wok :~)
Happy cooking, Yuna.
I don't eat sea cucumber, just the other ingredients hahaha...
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Please do not put in too much salt, maybe no salt should be added because most Oyster Sauce are salty enough.
-----------|||TRY seaweed salad?|||http://www.seasabres.com/recipes/Misc/se鈥?/a>
http://chinesefood.about.com/od/shopingr鈥?/a>
http://www.vietnamese-recipes.com/vietna鈥?/a>
http://www.chinesefood-recipes.com/chine鈥?/a>|||*puke* those things look so gross|||ya, also no idea this time
I watched a local TV programme, Step Forward, hosted by Dylan, where the Malay fisherman just picked up the sea cucumber, sliced it into two and ate it raw. He claimed it is very nutritious and delicious.
Besides cooking it in soups, it can also be cooked as a dish.
Cut the sea cucumber slantwise about 5mm thick.
Cut some carrots and bamboo shoot leaves, lengthwise too.
Button mushrooms, straw mushrooms, prawns, any meat you want and garlic.
Saute garlic and add in meat and prawns...stirfry.
Add in the carrots, bamboo shoot leaves, mushrooms, and sea cucumber.
Stirfry over medium heat for a few minutes....not too long.
Add some water and stir.
Add salt, pepper, oyster sauce....stir again.
Add in tapioca or corn flour diluted with some water first.
Stir again and serve.
I cook without measurements, just by vision and taste but I am sure you know how much to put into the wok :~)
Happy cooking, Yuna.
I don't eat sea cucumber, just the other ingredients hahaha...
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Please do not put in too much salt, maybe no salt should be added because most Oyster Sauce are salty enough.
-----------|||TRY seaweed salad?|||http://www.seasabres.com/recipes/Misc/se鈥?/a>
http://chinesefood.about.com/od/shopingr鈥?/a>
http://www.vietnamese-recipes.com/vietna鈥?/a>
http://www.chinesefood-recipes.com/chine鈥?/a>|||*puke* those things look so gross|||ya, also no idea this time
How does one make a sea pickle from a sea cucumber? I have eaten a few in Japanese restaurants.?
soak it in vinegar? mine?-http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
Does anyone have a sea cucumber as a pet?
If so...
where can i get one?
are the expensive?
are they hard to take care of?|||i'm guessing that it would be pretty expensive. 1st, you'd have to FIND one. then, you'd have to keep it in a HUGE tank. then, you'd have to spend all that time taking CARE of it. the risk may not be worth the reward.|||not so sure if you can get them as pets... but i recently went scuba diving and found one on the ocean floor and played with it and took some pictures (underwater camera)
they are really sticky and squishy|||They would probably be hard to take care of, first you would need salt water and, i dont know what they eat.
where can i get one?
are the expensive?
are they hard to take care of?|||i'm guessing that it would be pretty expensive. 1st, you'd have to FIND one. then, you'd have to keep it in a HUGE tank. then, you'd have to spend all that time taking CARE of it. the risk may not be worth the reward.|||not so sure if you can get them as pets... but i recently went scuba diving and found one on the ocean floor and played with it and took some pictures (underwater camera)
they are really sticky and squishy|||They would probably be hard to take care of, first you would need salt water and, i dont know what they eat.
What is the deadly toxin that sea cucumber release when they get stressed or die?
I have never hear of a toxin but I have heard that under moderate amounts of stress, a sea cucumber will squirt water from both ends. Under extreme stress, however, the sea cucumber will regurgitate its stomach called evisceration and escape in the subsequent chaos. The stomach will regrow within a relatively brief period of time.
Also they have a compound in their skin called catch collagen - this tissue is under neurological control and is capable of changing from a 'liquid' to a 'solid' form very quickly. The ability of the catch collagen to change from liquid to solid form at will is how sea cucumbers manage to get themselves into such tiny holes in the live rock structure - they are able to 鈥榞oopify鈥?their bodies and literally pour themselves into the hole they have chosen, and then solidify their skin to prevent anything from being able to remove them.
The final and most drastic response possible is when a stressed cuke expels its Cuvierian tubules. These tubules are a series of long, spaghetti-like tubes which are associated with the hind gut of certain sea cucumbers, and are thought to be primarily defensive in function.
I just found this: There is also the toxic material called holothurin in the excreta, which can cause localised swelling. Dermatitis can occur if the sea cumber is handled a great deal.
The sea cumber also contains a toxin, which may act on the nervous and muscular systems.|||Holothurin %26amp; Holotoxin. It's toxin can cure Malaria.
and also as a defense mechanism, it can throw up its own guts.
just a little fact|||They release a toxin that will kill all the fish near it. However it will not effect any other type of creature ....
Also they have a compound in their skin called catch collagen - this tissue is under neurological control and is capable of changing from a 'liquid' to a 'solid' form very quickly. The ability of the catch collagen to change from liquid to solid form at will is how sea cucumbers manage to get themselves into such tiny holes in the live rock structure - they are able to 鈥榞oopify鈥?their bodies and literally pour themselves into the hole they have chosen, and then solidify their skin to prevent anything from being able to remove them.
The final and most drastic response possible is when a stressed cuke expels its Cuvierian tubules. These tubules are a series of long, spaghetti-like tubes which are associated with the hind gut of certain sea cucumbers, and are thought to be primarily defensive in function.
I just found this: There is also the toxic material called holothurin in the excreta, which can cause localised swelling. Dermatitis can occur if the sea cumber is handled a great deal.
The sea cumber also contains a toxin, which may act on the nervous and muscular systems.|||Holothurin %26amp; Holotoxin. It's toxin can cure Malaria.
and also as a defense mechanism, it can throw up its own guts.
just a little fact|||They release a toxin that will kill all the fish near it. However it will not effect any other type of creature ....
Hai my name janah from Indonesia, I am harvesting sea cucumber. What country is like to consume it?
What is the price? Where I can find a buyer?
Thanks for your help|||Nobody in America eats those things. sorry|||Your question is probably better suited for another section, perhaps agriculture or gardening.
Very few geology answerers probably know the market prices of sea cucumber.|||I think you can give Japan a try..... Jananese would like to try new things....|||China- especially Shanghaiese loves Sea Cucumbers. My father-in-law when he was alive, he ordered this dish every time when we had dinners together.
Personally, one piece or two don't kill me, but I would never ordered it in a restaurant myself
Thanks for your help|||Nobody in America eats those things. sorry|||Your question is probably better suited for another section, perhaps agriculture or gardening.
Very few geology answerers probably know the market prices of sea cucumber.|||I think you can give Japan a try..... Jananese would like to try new things....|||China- especially Shanghaiese loves Sea Cucumbers. My father-in-law when he was alive, he ordered this dish every time when we had dinners together.
Personally, one piece or two don't kill me, but I would never ordered it in a restaurant myself
What is the order and scientific name of black sea cucumber?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_cucumbe鈥?/a>
Whats the best salt water brand to get for my new tank, and is a starfish and sea cucumber a salt water fish?
Ive just brought about 12 fish fish for a 30 gallon tank and there all salt water, i brought them all off off eBay, and sea cumbers and star fish i actually have 2 questions, is a starfish and sea cucumber a salt water inhabiter, and whats the best salt water brand that is cheap that can fill my tank? please yahoo people i need answers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!鈥?/div>
|||Do you even have a salt water tank that's cycled? If not... all those fish are going to die in that tank. It takes WEEKS to cycle a salt water tank or any tank for that matter. I have Reason to believe that you don't have a cycled marine tank because you're asking about the best brand of salt.You need to research these things BEFORE purchasing fish or anything else.|||"Cheap" and "best" are two terms that seldom apply to the same product.
For salt mix (which you mix with water to make artificial sea water), I recommend Instant Ocean or Reef Crystals. Another good one is made by SeaChem-- I don't remember the product name.
Starfishes and sea cucumbers live in salt water (only), but they are not fish. They belong to a class of invertebrates called echinoderms.
Please don't buy any more fish or sea animals without even having water to put them in. 12 marine fish for a 30-gallon tank is far too many, and they will surely die before long. Starfishes and sea cucumbers also need specialized care, or they too will die quickly. Before you do anything else, read several books on saltwater aquarium-keeping.|||maybe you should have done some research before you bought living creatures from ebay...
|||Do you even have a salt water tank that's cycled? If not... all those fish are going to die in that tank. It takes WEEKS to cycle a salt water tank or any tank for that matter. I have Reason to believe that you don't have a cycled marine tank because you're asking about the best brand of salt.You need to research these things BEFORE purchasing fish or anything else.|||"Cheap" and "best" are two terms that seldom apply to the same product.
For salt mix (which you mix with water to make artificial sea water), I recommend Instant Ocean or Reef Crystals. Another good one is made by SeaChem-- I don't remember the product name.
Starfishes and sea cucumbers live in salt water (only), but they are not fish. They belong to a class of invertebrates called echinoderms.
Please don't buy any more fish or sea animals without even having water to put them in. 12 marine fish for a 30-gallon tank is far too many, and they will surely die before long. Starfishes and sea cucumbers also need specialized care, or they too will die quickly. Before you do anything else, read several books on saltwater aquarium-keeping.|||maybe you should have done some research before you bought living creatures from ebay...
I was bitten by a ferocious sea cucumber on the way home from school, should I go to the doctor?
Get a shot or something?|||OH MY GOD. You should go to the doctor this instant.|||i googled some stuff and founf this
"Although sea cucumbers are one of the safest animals on the reef to touch, the numerous white Cuvierian tubules, which some eject when irritated, contain a toxin which can cause blindness if it comes into contact with the eyes. This toxin may also be present on the skin so you should wash your hands after handling these creatures."|||Sea cucumbers are incapable of biting since they have no jaws. In any case, they never get ferocious. Yes, you should go to a doctor... a psychiatrist.
"Although sea cucumbers are one of the safest animals on the reef to touch, the numerous white Cuvierian tubules, which some eject when irritated, contain a toxin which can cause blindness if it comes into contact with the eyes. This toxin may also be present on the skin so you should wash your hands after handling these creatures."|||Sea cucumbers are incapable of biting since they have no jaws. In any case, they never get ferocious. Yes, you should go to a doctor... a psychiatrist.
What does a Sea Cucumber do when it is threatened?”?
I was asked to answer this question for a job...what is the meaning of this question or answer?|||Interestingly the sea cucumber is closely related to sea urchins and starfish, although its hard to see the resemblance at a glance. Their hard calcareous skeleton, reduced to microscopic spicules, is buried under the skin.
Some sea cucumbers can expel sticky white threads to entangle or distract would-be predators, and some even expel their internal organs when disturbed. Amazingly the organs can be regenerated and life for the animal will go on normally. Worldwide, their body sizes vary from two centimetres to 200 cm, and thicknesses between one and 20 cm. They are found in all oceans, mostly in warm shallow waters, but sometimes at great depths. However they are most common in the Indian Ocean and the South West Pacific.
The Palauan people use the sea cucumber to protect their feet when walking in the reef. They squeeze the sea cucumber until it squirts out sticky threads, which they put on their feet. Even though this practice may sound harsh, the sea cucumber returns to the reef unharmed. These threads are normally used by the sea cucumber to trap its enemies.|||Apparently it does this:
The Sea Cucumber has a variety of responses in its arsenal.
The first is a direct result of its ability to change from liquid to solid as a result of catch collagen compound in its skin. The sea cucumber may liquefy itself into a hiding place and re-harden to avoid extraction.
If the sea cucumber is especially threatened, it can expel the contacts of its guts which may or may not be accompanied by additional chemical compounds that could be harmful to other sea life.
If the sea cucumber really thinks it is the end, it can expel a portion of the tubes that form the base of its respiratory "gills" by taking in enough water to rupture its hind gut. This reaction is accompanied by a release of predator-unfriendly saponin chemicals.|||What kind of job could that possibly have been? Why would you need to know that? Sounds like sexual harassment in the interview.|||shoots out a white liquid. It shows it on Jackass
Some sea cucumbers can expel sticky white threads to entangle or distract would-be predators, and some even expel their internal organs when disturbed. Amazingly the organs can be regenerated and life for the animal will go on normally. Worldwide, their body sizes vary from two centimetres to 200 cm, and thicknesses between one and 20 cm. They are found in all oceans, mostly in warm shallow waters, but sometimes at great depths. However they are most common in the Indian Ocean and the South West Pacific.
The Palauan people use the sea cucumber to protect their feet when walking in the reef. They squeeze the sea cucumber until it squirts out sticky threads, which they put on their feet. Even though this practice may sound harsh, the sea cucumber returns to the reef unharmed. These threads are normally used by the sea cucumber to trap its enemies.|||Apparently it does this:
The Sea Cucumber has a variety of responses in its arsenal.
The first is a direct result of its ability to change from liquid to solid as a result of catch collagen compound in its skin. The sea cucumber may liquefy itself into a hiding place and re-harden to avoid extraction.
If the sea cucumber is especially threatened, it can expel the contacts of its guts which may or may not be accompanied by additional chemical compounds that could be harmful to other sea life.
If the sea cucumber really thinks it is the end, it can expel a portion of the tubes that form the base of its respiratory "gills" by taking in enough water to rupture its hind gut. This reaction is accompanied by a release of predator-unfriendly saponin chemicals.|||What kind of job could that possibly have been? Why would you need to know that? Sounds like sexual harassment in the interview.|||shoots out a white liquid. It shows it on Jackass
How is the sea cucumber body organized?
List tissues, organs and organ systems it has and how they work toghether to make it function.|||Sea cucumbers contain a calcareous ring that encircles the pharynx or throat. This ring serves as an attachment point for muscles operating the oral tentacles and for the anterior ends of other muscles that contract the body longitudinally. They contain a circle of oral tentacles. Another feature is the reduction of the skeleton to microscopic ossicles. In some species, the ossicles may be enlarged and plate-like.
As in other echinoderms, their water vascular system consists of an anterior ring canal from which arise long canals running posteriorly. They have a madrepore that opens into the coelom (body cavity).
Some sea cucumbers possess organs not found in other invertebrates. In some Aspidochirotida, the respiratory trees display Cuvierian tubules. In most species, these are apparently defensive structures. They can be expelled through the anus, whereupon they dramatically expand in length and become sticky, entangling or deterring would-be predators, such as crabs and gastropods. Many forms possess respiratory trees used in gas exchange. These are paired, heavily branched tubes attached to the intestine near the anus.
As in other echinoderms, their water vascular system consists of an anterior ring canal from which arise long canals running posteriorly. They have a madrepore that opens into the coelom (body cavity).
Some sea cucumbers possess organs not found in other invertebrates. In some Aspidochirotida, the respiratory trees display Cuvierian tubules. In most species, these are apparently defensive structures. They can be expelled through the anus, whereupon they dramatically expand in length and become sticky, entangling or deterring would-be predators, such as crabs and gastropods. Many forms possess respiratory trees used in gas exchange. These are paired, heavily branched tubes attached to the intestine near the anus.
What is the sea cucumber worth annually?
In China the annual catch is 5,800 tonnes. In Malaysia it is 400-500 tonnes. Australia doesn't do as much trepanging as it used to.|||I wonder if you know what a sea cucumber is. It is an animal that lives in the sea and vaguely resembles a cucumber. It has no use or value to humans that I am aware of.
"Sea cucumbers are echinoderms. Sea cucumbers are sausage shaped, and their skin is covered with warty bumps or soft spines. When threatened, cucumbers can contract their muscles and shoot out water from their body making them shorter, thicker, and harder. Some can even shoot out their insides and then go and grow new insides."
Edit: You are right. I had no idea that people actually eat them.|||Depends on whether it has a college degree or not.
"Sea cucumbers are echinoderms. Sea cucumbers are sausage shaped, and their skin is covered with warty bumps or soft spines. When threatened, cucumbers can contract their muscles and shoot out water from their body making them shorter, thicker, and harder. Some can even shoot out their insides and then go and grow new insides."
Edit: You are right. I had no idea that people actually eat them.|||Depends on whether it has a college degree or not.
Sea cucumber in cooking or pharmacopae?
Is what is called "sea cucumber" as seen in Chinese markets the same as "yet" used in Senegalese dishes? If not, how does one use the "cucumber"?|||The Senegalese yet is a shellfish, like a conch; the sea cucumber is a completely different animal, no shell. In Chinese cuisine the sea cucumber is usually stewed or steamed in soups, etc. |||It is cooked in Chinese cooking, I know nothing about Senegalese cooking..|||I have only eaten sea cucumber in Chinese restaurants.
Where I can buy sea cucumber?
Yesterday in the class people discuss something about sea cucumber, they said it is very delicious, is that true?
Where I can buy sea cucumber?
By the way, I can also call it holothurian, right?
|||Sea cucumbers is good for the health and because of the high demand for the food, it drives the price up. They are usually sold by the pound and it can be quite costly.
In Canada here, we have the option of buying it soaked in water (meaning, fresh) or frozen in the freezer aisle. You can find them in most (if not all) Asian Supermarkets.
You may want to make it into a soup, just to get the real taste of the item. Try making it with Chicken broth and Shitaki (Asian) mushrooms. If you like, you can also add in some pre-soaked dried preserved mini shrimps (these are really flavourful). Hope this piece of information is at help!! =D|||You may not want to, the sea cucumber industry is completely unregulated and populations are declining incredibly due to this demand. Mind you, you might want to try it now, because with this amount of consumption, in a while they might not be here anymore.|||you can buy it at chinatown,if you're in singapore there's a lot of sea cucumber in the market,spicially at young tau fo stall...
Where I can buy sea cucumber?
By the way, I can also call it holothurian, right?
|||Sea cucumbers is good for the health and because of the high demand for the food, it drives the price up. They are usually sold by the pound and it can be quite costly.
In Canada here, we have the option of buying it soaked in water (meaning, fresh) or frozen in the freezer aisle. You can find them in most (if not all) Asian Supermarkets.
You may want to make it into a soup, just to get the real taste of the item. Try making it with Chicken broth and Shitaki (Asian) mushrooms. If you like, you can also add in some pre-soaked dried preserved mini shrimps (these are really flavourful). Hope this piece of information is at help!! =D|||You may not want to, the sea cucumber industry is completely unregulated and populations are declining incredibly due to this demand. Mind you, you might want to try it now, because with this amount of consumption, in a while they might not be here anymore.|||you can buy it at chinatown,if you're in singapore there's a lot of sea cucumber in the market,spicially at young tau fo stall...
There is a sea cow and a land cow,sea cucumber and cucumber etc. How many matches of land and sea are there?
I am wondering how many sea and land plants and animals match in name. There is dogwood, dog and sea dog, cat and catfish, wolf and wolf berry, hog and hog plum. How many matches are there of land and sea creatures with the same name?|||Seaweed, weed-- Sea lion, lion-- Sea horse, horse-- sea shell, tortoise shell-- sea turtle, turtle-- jellyfish, jelly(lol)-- Sea hawk, hawk--Sea eagle, eagle--sea monster, monster--sea algae, algae--sea glass, glass, sea sharks, land sharks. I know some of these don't fit preciseley into your question, I just had to add them.|||horse sea horse
I have a light spotted sea cucumber which has expelled it internal organs which should i keep?
This is a cucumber which isn't supposed to do this. Could it be another kind mistaken for the light spotted. It looks just like the Holothuria hilla (light-spotted). Now, which part should I keep in my salt water tank? I know that a part is very toxic. Is it the internal (I think so, but not positive) Thanks for you imput!|||Check this out|||i think you should put it back in the ocean where it belongs and try getting a dog something that is suppoused to be in a house!!!|||ok well do you mean that it spit out its organs? usually when sea cucumbers are frightened, to protect themselves, they spit out their organs so when the predetor tries to eat the organs they get a bad taste of it and go away....meanwhile the cucumber is hiding in a cave or a dark place where it can regrow its organs....and of course all ekinoderms can regrow their body parts....so yea....so you might wanna put a sea cucumber in a tank wher there is a little cave or something it can hid in for a couple months....
What product would make a sea cucumber's life easier?
I know this is a weird question, but it's for a science project. Our group has to come up with a product that could make a sea cucumber's life easier, and "sell" it to our class. we have searched everywhere for ideas. pllleeease help it is much needed!|||no idea
Where can I purchase a sea slug/cucumber?
Do you know what a sea cucumber's diet is? Not for a wild cucumber, a domestic cucumber.|||=)
here you can get sea cucumbers;
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquar鈥?/a>
a sea cucumber will graze for organic foods in live sand, however if your tank becomes overstocked you may need supplimental feedings.
and here you can get sea slugs;
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquar鈥?/a>
the diet of a sea slug consists of almost entirely algae, you can however feed them lettuce =)|||the most common sea cumbers in the pet trade are sand sifters,
here you can get sea cucumbers;
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquar鈥?/a>
a sea cucumber will graze for organic foods in live sand, however if your tank becomes overstocked you may need supplimental feedings.
and here you can get sea slugs;
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquar鈥?/a>
the diet of a sea slug consists of almost entirely algae, you can however feed them lettuce =)|||the most common sea cumbers in the pet trade are sand sifters,
Who guys know where I can get a sea cucumber and sea horse?
I want some dried cucumber and sea horse,who can help me?
anybody see that in your city or some where ?
thank you advance|||Ranch Markets carry both, if you have them in your area. If you don't check your local listings for Asian food markets because many carry them.
anybody see that in your city or some where ?
thank you advance|||Ranch Markets carry both, if you have them in your area. If you don't check your local listings for Asian food markets because many carry them.
Which Sea Cucumber Has Teeth in Its Buttocks?
Believe it or not, there's a species of sea cucumbers out there, which has razor sharp teeth made of limestone in the buttocks. They are for defense, because there are certain fish who like to swim into that orifice of sea cucumbers to eat parts of the intestines. Unfortunately, my book mentioning those sea cucumbers, does not specify the exact species. Any general and/or Latin name and/or source will be appreciated.|||Genus Actinopyga: "Toothed Sea Cucumbers", named for the series of five teeth ringing their anus. - very interesting!|||Eating the desired food is important for your health. You can try supplementing your diet with acai berry, it is not solely a widely tested and acknowledged weight loss produce, it is a superfood too. There's a risk free trial on offer at http://zilant.freelightpro.info I have been using it for three weeks now and it is definitely having an effect!!
I need a good chinese recipe for sea cucumber?
I need some good chinese recipe for sea cucumber. Any idea?|||sea cucumber
A marine animal named for its cucumber-like shape, with short tentacles at one end. Not readily available fresh in the United States, but available dried in Asian markets. Dried sea cucumber must be soaked in water a minimum of 24 hours, and will double in size and take on a gelatinous quality. It's rather rubbery and is most often used in soups.
I haven't tasted this ...
Recipe: The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea Gambolling Around the Arhat
Ingredients:
1. Cooked Chicken breast 300g
2. Soaked shark fin 100g
3. Sea cucumber 100g
4. Abalone 100g
5. Fishbone 100g*
6. Fish maw 100g**
7. Shrimp 100g
8. Ham 100g
9. Asparagus 50g
10. Fish meat (white fish, preferably Chinese white croaker) 250g
11. Cooking wine 50g
12. Some chicken broth, some ginger, leaves of greens, and some cooked lard.
Directions:
Note: The ingredients must be laid out separately in a pot or dish in eight sections. The chicken representing Arhat is placed in the center, and covered with slices of ham, ginger, and greens).
1. Mince half (150 g) of the chicken breast into a fine paste. Use part of the paste to lay out on the bottom of a pot or dish to form Arhat's cushion. Cut the rest of the chicken into bars.
2. Cut the white fish into bars and sandwich the fishbone in each.
3. Arrange the shrimps in a ring.
4. Form the shape of chrysanthemum with the shark fin and the chicken paste.
5. Shape the sea cucumbers like butterflies.
6. Pick out eight pieces of asparagus.
7. Arrange all the ingredients in the pot as described above.
7. Season the materials above with salt, MSG (if desired), and Shao Xing Chew (a cooking wine) and steam.
8. Pour hot chicken broth and hot lard over the ingredients and serve hot.
*Fish bone is a kind of fish glue abstracted from fishbones and scales of sharks or croakers by braising. In fact, it is a clear jelly.
** Fish maw is the air-bladder of certain types of fish. It must be soaked in water before being cooked.
http://chinesefood.about.com/library/wee鈥?/a>
Braised Sea Cucumber and Mushrooms Recipe by A.Beh
http://kuali.com/recipes/viewrecipe.asp?鈥?/a>
Clams and Sea Cucumber Soup Recipe
http://www.asianonlinerecipes.com/nyonya鈥?/a>
Found these and more...google sea cucumber recipes|||Yes, my own recipe here....
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>|||Take the cleaned sea cucumber and wrap in a clay mixture. Bake at 450F for a two hours. Carefully crack the clay, remove sea cucumber and throw in trash. Eat the clay becuase it would taste better.|||sounds cool, when you have it, either e-mail it or you could invite me round......hehehe.....thank you and good luck....tony|||isnt it poisonous?|||I have no idea la|||i know one...
"now you sea cucumber, now you dont"
lmao|||fry some eggs then with cucumber
put together to fry
i get you website
maybe you can find some interesting
http://www.ytower.com.tw/recipe/recipe.asp
if you have some problem i have msn
purplelovepiano@hotmail.com|||hi..try this one..simple and very good..saute garlic in oil,1-2tbsp oyster sauce,straw mushrooms or fresh shiitake- sliced,green peas,sliced sea cucumber,salt and pepper to taste..mix 1tbsp cornstarch in 1/4 cup water..add in the pan..mix and boil for 3-5minutes! thank you.!
A marine animal named for its cucumber-like shape, with short tentacles at one end. Not readily available fresh in the United States, but available dried in Asian markets. Dried sea cucumber must be soaked in water a minimum of 24 hours, and will double in size and take on a gelatinous quality. It's rather rubbery and is most often used in soups.
I haven't tasted this ...
Recipe: The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea Gambolling Around the Arhat
Ingredients:
1. Cooked Chicken breast 300g
2. Soaked shark fin 100g
3. Sea cucumber 100g
4. Abalone 100g
5. Fishbone 100g*
6. Fish maw 100g**
7. Shrimp 100g
8. Ham 100g
9. Asparagus 50g
10. Fish meat (white fish, preferably Chinese white croaker) 250g
11. Cooking wine 50g
12. Some chicken broth, some ginger, leaves of greens, and some cooked lard.
Directions:
Note: The ingredients must be laid out separately in a pot or dish in eight sections. The chicken representing Arhat is placed in the center, and covered with slices of ham, ginger, and greens).
1. Mince half (150 g) of the chicken breast into a fine paste. Use part of the paste to lay out on the bottom of a pot or dish to form Arhat's cushion. Cut the rest of the chicken into bars.
2. Cut the white fish into bars and sandwich the fishbone in each.
3. Arrange the shrimps in a ring.
4. Form the shape of chrysanthemum with the shark fin and the chicken paste.
5. Shape the sea cucumbers like butterflies.
6. Pick out eight pieces of asparagus.
7. Arrange all the ingredients in the pot as described above.
7. Season the materials above with salt, MSG (if desired), and Shao Xing Chew (a cooking wine) and steam.
8. Pour hot chicken broth and hot lard over the ingredients and serve hot.
*Fish bone is a kind of fish glue abstracted from fishbones and scales of sharks or croakers by braising. In fact, it is a clear jelly.
** Fish maw is the air-bladder of certain types of fish. It must be soaked in water before being cooked.
http://chinesefood.about.com/library/wee鈥?/a>
Braised Sea Cucumber and Mushrooms Recipe by A.Beh
http://kuali.com/recipes/viewrecipe.asp?鈥?/a>
Clams and Sea Cucumber Soup Recipe
http://www.asianonlinerecipes.com/nyonya鈥?/a>
Found these and more...google sea cucumber recipes|||Yes, my own recipe here....
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>|||Take the cleaned sea cucumber and wrap in a clay mixture. Bake at 450F for a two hours. Carefully crack the clay, remove sea cucumber and throw in trash. Eat the clay becuase it would taste better.|||sounds cool, when you have it, either e-mail it or you could invite me round......hehehe.....thank you and good luck....tony|||isnt it poisonous?|||I have no idea la|||i know one...
"now you sea cucumber, now you dont"
lmao|||fry some eggs then with cucumber
put together to fry
i get you website
maybe you can find some interesting
http://www.ytower.com.tw/recipe/recipe.asp
if you have some problem i have msn
purplelovepiano@hotmail.com|||hi..try this one..simple and very good..saute garlic in oil,1-2tbsp oyster sauce,straw mushrooms or fresh shiitake- sliced,green peas,sliced sea cucumber,salt and pepper to taste..mix 1tbsp cornstarch in 1/4 cup water..add in the pan..mix and boil for 3-5minutes! thank you.!
Who would win a fight between a sea cucumber and Barack Obama?
Considering this sea cucumber is strong with the force.|||Definitely the sea cucumber!!!!!|||lol the sea cucumber. obama cant do anything
What episode of Wildboyz has the sea cucumber?
My boyfriend told me to find the episode of Wildboyz where they play with a sea cucumber. All the episodes are on Netflix but I don't know which episode it is in, and there's no description. Can someone please tell me which episode it is? I would like to watch it but I don't really want to watch every episode.|||episode: go google it
What is it in the sea cucumber which itself to soften and harden?
And does anyone know how the chemical makeup of the sea cucumber can be used for future objects that want to liquify and resolidify? For example, to slip through a crack or crevice.
Also, is there a way you can control the shape of what you resolidify? I.e. turns into a shovel|||This tissue of sea cucumber is named mutable collagenous tissue (MCT).
"Mutable collagenous tissue. The skeleton exists within a tissue that enables it to lock or unlock as whole. This enables the animal to hold a particular position without expending any energy - very useful when trying to open a clam or other prey."
http://everything2.com/title/echinoderma鈥?/a>
Research on it is still going on.
Some more or less actual publications/abstracts.
"Mutable collagenous tissue: overview and biotechnological perspective."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17152鈥?/a>
This publication deals i.a. with Biotechnological Potential of MCT in Echinodermata:
http://books.google.de/books?id=8_VzEC2D鈥?/a>
"Purification, characterization and cloning of tensilin, the collagen-fibril binding and tissue-stiffening factor from Cucumaria frondosa dermis"
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob鈥?/a>
"The echinoderm collagen fibril"
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journ鈥?/a>
"Dynamic mechanical characterization of a mutable collagenous tissue"
http://jeb.biologists.org/cgi/content/ab鈥?/a>
Also, is there a way you can control the shape of what you resolidify? I.e. turns into a shovel|||This tissue of sea cucumber is named mutable collagenous tissue (MCT).
"Mutable collagenous tissue. The skeleton exists within a tissue that enables it to lock or unlock as whole. This enables the animal to hold a particular position without expending any energy - very useful when trying to open a clam or other prey."
http://everything2.com/title/echinoderma鈥?/a>
Research on it is still going on.
Some more or less actual publications/abstracts.
"Mutable collagenous tissue: overview and biotechnological perspective."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17152鈥?/a>
This publication deals i.a. with Biotechnological Potential of MCT in Echinodermata:
http://books.google.de/books?id=8_VzEC2D鈥?/a>
"Purification, characterization and cloning of tensilin, the collagen-fibril binding and tissue-stiffening factor from Cucumaria frondosa dermis"
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob鈥?/a>
"The echinoderm collagen fibril"
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journ鈥?/a>
"Dynamic mechanical characterization of a mutable collagenous tissue"
http://jeb.biologists.org/cgi/content/ab鈥?/a>
Just recently got a sea cucumber and it dropped a portion?
The back end of my sea cucumber lost a portion, which still has a patch of skin on it, but is mostly white. The back end is deflated, so it wasn't a clean separation, more like a zit that got popped and the guts of the zit came out in a ball, you know?
My question is whether this is normal (I'm not sure how sea cucumbers reproduce, so maybe it's splitting off or dropping an egg sac), or if this is a bad sign?|||rhys is correct.
It will shoot out those long white strings as a defense..they can sting a little on some people when it hits their skin (I can feel it - kinda like a bristle work feel, doesn't bother my husband)
If it does it all the time, it is distressed and it can be a bad thing, but if it only happens in handling, no trouble.|||oh its normal when a cucumber gets scared it throws up its insides its a defense mechanism
My question is whether this is normal (I'm not sure how sea cucumbers reproduce, so maybe it's splitting off or dropping an egg sac), or if this is a bad sign?|||rhys is correct.
It will shoot out those long white strings as a defense..they can sting a little on some people when it hits their skin (I can feel it - kinda like a bristle work feel, doesn't bother my husband)
If it does it all the time, it is distressed and it can be a bad thing, but if it only happens in handling, no trouble.|||oh its normal when a cucumber gets scared it throws up its insides its a defense mechanism
Sea cucumber?!?
Anybody have any idea how to say sea cucumber in Greek?
I know it's not θαλασσινό αγγούρι! Although that would make it so much more entertaining!
Thanks guys!|||In my part of Greece is known as p--tsogialos. lol.There is only one combination you can add.
Anyway, if you ever come across one, do not step on it because it has the habit of emitting a white sticky substance, like semen, that is much more difficult to take off you. Possibly that is where the nickname comes from, apart from the shape.
Furthermore, is considered to be very good bait,once cut off in small pieces, in use for paragadi.|||The cucumber is called in Greek "olothourio"
|||a menu????people eat these things??|||haaahaha seaa cucumberr?thalasino aggouri hahahaha thats so funny,it made me laugh,ive never heard it b4.
edit: translate it as thalasino aggourAKI...sounds better haha =]|||I think they translate indeed as θαλάσσια αγγούρια in Greek. I looked at a few websites and couldn't find any other Greek name for them..but since when do Greeks eat those??
I know it's not θαλασσινό αγγούρι! Although that would make it so much more entertaining!
Thanks guys!|||In my part of Greece is known as p--tsogialos. lol.There is only one combination you can add.
Anyway, if you ever come across one, do not step on it because it has the habit of emitting a white sticky substance, like semen, that is much more difficult to take off you. Possibly that is where the nickname comes from, apart from the shape.
Furthermore, is considered to be very good bait,once cut off in small pieces, in use for paragadi.|||The cucumber is called in Greek "olothourio"
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|||a menu????people eat these things??|||haaahaha seaa cucumberr?thalasino aggouri hahahaha thats so funny,it made me laugh,ive never heard it b4.
edit: translate it as thalasino aggourAKI...sounds better haha =]|||I think they translate indeed as θαλάσσια αγγούρια in Greek. I looked at a few websites and couldn't find any other Greek name for them..but since when do Greeks eat those??
Sea Cucumber?
I went to a fish store and bought an anemone that was attached to live rock so I got the live rock for free, I put it in my tank and the next day I saw a worm like thing come out of the live rock it look like it had little spikes and was kinda pinkish but got a little more blue at the end, we thought it might be a sea cucumber but it seemed to fast to be one so were not sure what it is, any ideas?|||That's a bristle worm. They eat the ditrius. People will try to tell you they are dangerous, but the truth is only one kind stings you and its very rare to get one. But if you have a small tank and they become problematic you can buy a wrasse or coral banded shrimp. GL.|||it's probaly a bristle worm. Look here: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en%26amp;q=鈥?/a>|||would be a bristle worm, can you add a pic?
http://www.dickensons.org/Aquariums/Bris鈥?/a>
this is a bristle worm and that is the beauty of LR, all kinds of good things come out of it.
http://www.dickensons.org/Aquariums/Bris鈥?/a>
this is a bristle worm and that is the beauty of LR, all kinds of good things come out of it.
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