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My LMB eats anything I put in the tank. He eats shrimp, green, red, and brown algae. He eats flake and pellets too. He prefers green algae though.

They crawl out of their shell and shed their skin. It looks just like the real thing. Then they crawl back into their shell so their skin can harden and when it is safe they start to move around again.

I had mine for about 5 months before he died. I didn't do the research I should have and he paid the price. Totally awesome to have in the tank though.

My cleaner shrimp. I know he does a great job cleaning but he just has the best personality.

I have 5 in my 55 gallon. They get fed once every night. They have schooled very well since I got them 7 months ago. I was never a big fan, my boyfriend put them in there as a surprise for me. I am too lazy too catch them so they are still in there. They used to be a lot more skittish but...

I live in Wisconsin as well but I am from the UP. Ordering online there is not a usually a problem as long as you dont let it sit outside forever.

I usually flush but last time I did it to my pink tail trigger and he got stuck in my toilet. I had to have it snaked out. Be careful of the size.

Boondock Saints - They do things people only wish they could.

My 55 was a home for a python, a caimen, a pirahna, and several lizards before it was a sw tank. It was quite a long time between the last thing that was in there (pirahna). I cleaned it out really well with water and I also bought tank safe glass cleaner from my lfs. I have never had a problem.

I had a pinktail for about 6 months. Never had a problem with him, he was my cleaners favorite buddy. He was always on him, cleaning inside his mouth and everything. He was really mellow and I hand fed him shrimp. He was my favorite fish, but my boyfriend left a lid up and he commited...

My best friend had one and it was great for the sand. I went and bought one and all he did was stay in the corner and dig it up every night. I have heard all great things about them but the one I had was not that exciting.

I came home for lunch yesterday to find my pink tail trigger had leapt to his death. He was laying on the floor crusted to the carpet. I dont know how he even got out of such a small slot but he did. That was my first official jumper. R.I.P. Mr. Pink.

The hermits eat the feather dusters. Emeralds can be destructive sometimes I have heard, but mine has never been.

I am in my 14th week. I ate kinda junky in the first part. Mexican twice a day, but now I actually crave milk and veggies. I never eat that way normally. I am a fast food girl. I eat better now than I ever have without trying. They say the body craves what it needs. I was told to stay...

I would say not to get 2 lobsters, usually only 1 per tank. If he isn't well fed, he will start eating what he catches. Also I am pretty sure all those crabs will eat your feather dusters.

I think arrow crabs will eat them too.

They tend to be more into staying out of sight. They are a little more shy than other types and they sometimes can get tempramental. Watch him around other things in your tank.

I also have one. He has never harmed anything in my tank. Never touched my cleaner shrimp or anything else. When something dies though, he is the first thing to grab it. Awesome scavenger. Some of my live rock has holes in it and he just hangs out in there. He eats food that falls to the...

I would think you are headed for trouble with the lmb, scooter, and mandarin. The scooter and mandarin eat the same thing which you wont have enough of. Also all 3 have similar bodies so they may fight.

I use one of those big clear holder things they hang on tanks at the fish store. I cant remember what they are called. Just move it real slow until they are in a corner and scoop them right out. Never had a problem.