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There are little crabs that live in between the branches of acropora species that are commensals. The crab gets a safe place to live, and feeds of mucus from the coral. The coral enjoys better ciculation and is defended against certain parasites.

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Clown fish and Sea Anemone

Clown fish lives among and is protected by the tentacles and is unaffected by the stinging cells.

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One classic example is the Fat Innkeeper Worm. On their burrow, a species fo small crab, clam and a worm all find sancutary and food, in exchange for cleaning the burrow.

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