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I have a tang and a goby that do that. It also happens when they get scared.

As of yet I haven't seen any at these stores. Buy the way Willard is by Willard Bay just about an hour north of SLC.

What would be good to support all that weight? Should I just have two 2 by 4 doulbled up side in each corner or do you think I'll need some in the middle

It is Hi Tech Fisheries in Salt Lake Utah. They have peppermints posted as 3.50, Camelbacks as 2.50, Cleaners as 12, Coral banded as 4 and this doctorshrimp as 20.

Mine likes to come out at feeding time and in the evening.

thanks A&M Sounds like good Advice to me.

Does anybody at least know of any websites?

Anybody have any good sites with pictures of different shrimp?

Look like fanworms to me, but can't realy tell from the pictures. Here is a good website to identify stuff on live rock http://www.reefs.org/hhfaq/index.html Good luck

Sorry I forgot to give you the site, but here it is. http://www.reefs.org/hhfaq/pages/mai.../faq_rock2.htm If I were you I'd toss it.

Argo is Right. Here is a website with some more pictures for you.

Don't know if its a good idea, but I meet a guy at the lfs a couple of weeks ago. He was buying food for his two lions that he has in a 55 gallon tank. He said he hasn't had any problems with them and has had them for about a year.

You might be able to identify them if you look on this page and then you can find out more info and find out how to better control them http://www.reefs.org/hhfaq/index.html

Do you think it would be worth 20 dollars to find out what kind of shrimp he is? I finally found something on Doctor shrimp, but it wasn't much just somebody else on another bullitin board with some questions.

I have also heard that garlic is good for boosting the immune system of fish. You can get stuff to add to the food or buy it with the garlic already in it. Don't know if this is suppose to have the same effect as vitamin C, but it helps prevent my fish from getting ick and other sicknesses.

Check out this site and you might find a good picture of what you have. http://www.reefs.org/hhfaq/index.html

My eat just about everything. The coolest was when they pulled a 3 inch bristleworm out of my live rock. Be careful because my also attacked my burrowing starfish and at the lfs they were trying to eat the tube feet of a chocolate chip star.

here is a cool site to look at for stuff on live rock http://www.reefs.org/hhfaq/index.html Hope it can better answer your questions

I have both in my tank. The blue-legged kicked a scarlet out of it shell once, but it ended up finding a better shell and the scarlet took it back over. Other than that I have had no problems with them. The scarlet tend to do almost nothing during the day but sleep, while the bluelegged are...

Does this shrimp have another name? Or could they just be confusing it with a cleaner shrimp. I've read a couple of different things about shrimp Doctoring fish in that they remove paracites and other things such as ick.