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can't tell with the pic, i see the object but looks like a blur, sorry

yeah, i've been responding that it aint a sand flea but alot of people have been suggesting that. i guess they dont read the entire thread and see what size it is

congrats on your first two fish, good luck with them.if you like them then keep em'. just be careful what fish you add next. good luck

I have a 48" corallife power compact fixture with lunar lights totalling - 260 watts. I also have a 48" corallife power compact fixture totalling 130 watts. let me know if your interested jessica

If anyone knows the species name or the scientific name i would greatly appreciate it. I've look everywhere can't find it.

sure, i'll keep you in mind coralkeeper

post pics please

thanks for the advise tarball

TARBALL, do ya know if it will wipe out my beneficial critters like stomatella copepods ampipods or snails, and etc.

no, not a sand flea, the pincers are portionable in size

Wanna see those naso tangs!!naso tangs, naso vlamingi, unicorns, etc. Here's my 4" naso and 2" vlamingi.

yeah defintely!! i agree!! just looking for the name. anybody?

anybody on the id?

if you really wanted one i can check my lfs for ya, i think they have a few more.

if my tank does come over run by them, i will just give ya a few. yeah i have a pair

actually i just notice that one of them have tons of eggs hanging off the bottom of them.the legs included its about two inches across, i haven't seen the crab abush anything yet. it doesn't bother my snails or crabs. if you want one we can set up a trade of some kind if you were interested

thats why i'm a little concerned there not flat like algae eating crabs there pointed.He scavenges all the uneaten food in the tank. he's defintely an interesting crab

NO, it has 6 flat legs for digging and swimming.

No its not a porcelein, its too big. The crabs back shell is about 1 1/2 inches across. Porcaleins use little nets to catch plankton in the water column, this crab doesn't have them.

Heres a pic of the naso that was acclimating to my tank, took a few days but hes starting to eat now. Thanks for your help Scotts and everyone else. As you can see in the pic he doesn't have his pinched stomach anymore, it is full. SWEET!!