andrew1113
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i got a couple question about these guys...
1.Do they molt?
2.Can you have more than 1 in a tank?
1.Do they molt?
2.Can you have more than 1 in a tank?
emerald crabs
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florida joe
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Originally Posted by Andrew1113
http:///forum/post/2597590
i got a couple question about these guys...
1.Do they molt?
2.Can you have more than 1 in a tank?
I have two answers Yes and let me think now, YES
http:///forum/post/2597590
i got a couple question about these guys...
1.Do they molt?
2.Can you have more than 1 in a tank?
I have two answers Yes and let me think now, YES
andrew1113
Member
ok ty
florida joe
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scopus tang
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Never had them bother feather dusters (don't have clams), but have seen them eating coralline algae ~ everyone of them I have had is different in both attitude and appetite!
payton 350
Member
i had one that literally pounded on my snails if it caught one....was reluctant to ever get another but now i have two new ones and they are very docile and just mind their own business eating bubble algae, hair and everything else off the rocks....i think i am gonna get 2 more.....they usually are visible at night and under the rocks during the day
gman20001969
Member
I got 2 in a 55gal. 1 has got to be as big as a half dollar and another is starting to get there. They are getting big enough that they reach out and try to grab passing fish sometimes.
sprinter144
Member
I put one in my 46 bowfront on Saturday and haven't seen it since. Not sure if I need to be more patient or go looking for it's dead, decaying carcus.
florida joe
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Originally Posted by Scopus Tang
http:///forum/post/2598540
Never had them bother feather dusters (don't have clams), but have seen them eating coralline algae ~ everyone of them I have had is different in both attitude and appetite!
Try to get them with about a dime size body I have never seen them attack my clam or feather dusters
Randy I'M BACK
http:///forum/post/2598540
Never had them bother feather dusters (don't have clams), but have seen them eating coralline algae ~ everyone of them I have had is different in both attitude and appetite!
Try to get them with about a dime size body I have never seen them attack my clam or feather dusters
Randy I'M BACK
nordy
Active Member
Originally Posted by sprinter144
http:///forum/post/2599065
I put one in my 46 bowfront on Saturday and haven't seen it since. Not sure if I need to be more patient or go looking for it's dead, decaying carcus.
Not surprising, based on my experience with them. They are not out in the open like my hermits and I can go days without seeing one of mine. Then, I take a look and there they are going about their business, peeking out from behind a rock.
http:///forum/post/2599065
I put one in my 46 bowfront on Saturday and haven't seen it since. Not sure if I need to be more patient or go looking for it's dead, decaying carcus.
Not surprising, based on my experience with them. They are not out in the open like my hermits and I can go days without seeing one of mine. Then, I take a look and there they are going about their business, peeking out from behind a rock.
florida joe
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by sprinter144
http:///forum/post/2599065
I put one in my 46 bowfront on Saturday and haven't seen it since. Not sure if I need to be more patient or go looking for it's dead, decaying carcus.
check at night with a flash light you well see a whole new tank you never knew you had
http:///forum/post/2599065
I put one in my 46 bowfront on Saturday and haven't seen it since. Not sure if I need to be more patient or go looking for it's dead, decaying carcus.
check at night with a flash light you well see a whole new tank you never knew you had