Invertebrate template

From TRT Marine Species Wiki

**Insert Scientific name**
Kingdom	Animalia


Phylum	replace
Class	replace
Common names	replace
Care Level	replace
Temperament	replace
Reef Compatible	replace
Diet	replace

Brief summary here. Detailed information will go in the appropriate sections below. Click on the edit button and copy the contents of the entire page to your new page. Where you see"replace" in the code above insert the appropriate term. To add your pictures to the table replace the section after Image: and before |175 with the name of your photo. Then replace the section after px| and before ]] with the title, Photo by "name". Replace "name" with the photgraphers name.No need for quotes. For lighting use high,moderate,low. For temperment use Higly aggressive, aggresive, or docile.

1 Appearance
2 Care and feeding requirements
3 Distribution and habitats
4 References
5 External links
6 Additional photographs

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Appearance

Whiskey use spellcheck!Try to remember the difference between there and their.Spellcheck will not help here. Contractions suck! Please do not use them.

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Care and feeding requirements

Once again replace the section between Image: and |with your photo and the section between 200px| and ]] with the name, Photo by "name". No need for quotes. Water movement requirements,lighting requirements, diet etc.. Be descriptive.

Euphyllia paranchora, Photo by Wharyat

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Distribution and habitats

Where is the coral, fish, blah in question found? Is it a benthic creature? Deepwater?Openwater?

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References

You pilfered information from somewhere. Give credit to that source of reference.To keep a uniform stand ard I decided to use the Modern Language Association guidelines for citing refernces. IF you don't have one you can use this. http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/MLAstyle.pdf

It is a pain, but it looks good.

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External links

This should be self explanatory. Have a link to the specimen in question include it here. If you don't have a link go find one.In order to keep a clean look please don't just copy and paste the link. Follow these simple steps start each line with a * followed by a space and then a [ . Then paste your link. After the link is another space followed by a description and then close that with a ] The end result will look like this.