saltygerman
Member
I love watching my little blu legs run around. Is there a larger crab that wont destroy my zoo's or shrooms?
Reef safe Crab????
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crabsrkewl
Member
anemone crab?
crabsrkewl
Member
I'm pretty sure a boxer crab won't
fish freak2012
Member
I have an emerald crab and he is great with my corals
saltygerman
Member
Originally Posted by Fish Freak2012
http:///forum/post/2893811
I have an emerald crab and he is great with my corals
Are they out and about alot or do they hide away?
http:///forum/post/2893811
I have an emerald crab and he is great with my corals
Are they out and about alot or do they hide away?
robertmathern
Active Member
Originally Posted by saltygerman
http:///forum/post/2894046
Are they out and about alot or do they hide away?
My emrald comes and goes. He is always somewhere doing something but sometimes he is behind the rock. But for the most part he is all over the place. Sometimes he can blen in pretty good in the tank.
http:///forum/post/2894046
Are they out and about alot or do they hide away?
My emrald comes and goes. He is always somewhere doing something but sometimes he is behind the rock. But for the most part he is all over the place. Sometimes he can blen in pretty good in the tank.
florida joe
Well-Known Member
I like Porcelain crabs and emeralds
robertmathern
Active Member
I dont think there is a min but I am not sure the one I have is huge. But they are just scavengers so not much on your bio load.
florida joe
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Originally Posted by Patriot54
http:///forum/post/2894876
Just a quick question but what is the minimum size tank for an emerald crab
What size tank are you thinking about putting the crab in. a small emerald can go in a small tank just remember if there is no food available even the safest crabs will turn to coral or even nipping fish to survive
http:///forum/post/2894876
Just a quick question but what is the minimum size tank for an emerald crab
What size tank are you thinking about putting the crab in. a small emerald can go in a small tank just remember if there is no food available even the safest crabs will turn to coral or even nipping fish to survive
robertmathern
Active Member
Originally Posted by florida joe
http:///forum/post/2894910
What size tank are you thinking about putting the crab in. a small emerald can go in a small tank just remember if there is no food available even the safest crabs will turn to coral or even nipping fish to survive
+1 always remember a crab is a crab it is going to eat. And from what I see with mine it eats alot.
http:///forum/post/2894910
What size tank are you thinking about putting the crab in. a small emerald can go in a small tank just remember if there is no food available even the safest crabs will turn to coral or even nipping fish to survive
+1 always remember a crab is a crab it is going to eat. And from what I see with mine it eats alot.
saltygerman
Member
Originally Posted by florida joe
http:///forum/post/2894910
What size tank are you thinking about putting the crab in. a small emerald can go in a small tank just remember if there is no food available even the safest crabs will turn to coral or even nipping fish to survive
It would be going in my 75 gal reef. Are they pretty active or do they hide alot?
http:///forum/post/2894910
What size tank are you thinking about putting the crab in. a small emerald can go in a small tank just remember if there is no food available even the safest crabs will turn to coral or even nipping fish to survive
It would be going in my 75 gal reef. Are they pretty active or do they hide alot?
florida joe
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by saltygerman
http:///forum/post/2894981
It would be going in my 75 gal reef. Are they pretty active or do they hide alot?
You will not see much of them during the day but at night with a red light they are great fun to watch
http:///forum/post/2894981
It would be going in my 75 gal reef. Are they pretty active or do they hide alot?
You will not see much of them during the day but at night with a red light they are great fun to watch