a sticky situation??

kerriann

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its a spiny urchin i believe??? its my boyfriends' urchin - had to have it yunno! he has it in a 75 gal and i honestly think it's too small for it. it eats all the algae out of the tank and the left over food n stuff. i'm a little concerned it's starting to eat his coralline too so we're trying to consider the possibility of moving him to his next location, wherever that may be...
 

reef_dart21

Member
Originally Posted by KerriAnn
http:///forum/post/2475131
its a spiny urchin i believe??? its my boyfriends' urchin - had to have it yunno! he has it in a 75 gal and i honestly think it's too small for it. it eats all the algae out of the tank and the left over food n stuff. i'm a little concerned it's starting to eat his coralline too so we're trying to consider the possibility of moving him to his next location, wherever that may be...
one thing to remember about keeping a Seaurchin is that their appitite is endless and is not picky. You can think a sea urchin sorta of a goat in saltwater form....they jsut are clusmy creatures with empty pits of a stomach
but i love em
Long spiny sea urchin your lucky yours aint poisonous too lol
 

kerriann

Member
Originally Posted by Reef_Dart21
http:///forum/post/2475144
one thing to remember about keeping a Seaurchin is that their appitite is endless and is not picky. You can think a sea urchin sorta of a goat in saltwater form....they jsut are clusmy creatures with empty pits of a stomach
but i love em
Long spiny sea urchin your lucky yours aint poisonous too lol
oh i definitely see them being eaters!! i'm hoping to get rid of my orange pin cushion if he ever lets go of my zoas!!!
 
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