fishlawyer
Member
Hey All:
So, after a partial tank meltdown, I have decided to not add anything else that swims to my office tank for another 6-8 weeks. (Althought I have checked all my paramaters and they all seem perfect.)
Anyway, in the mean time I decided to focus on getting the inverts I want. Since I started this hobby, I have had nothing but success with inverts. So, here is where my 75 Gallon office tank stands after Fridays little shopping spree:
5 LARGE Turbo Snails
15 Zebra Snails
15 Zebra Hermits
10 Red Hermits
1 Red Sea Star
2 Pencil Urchins
3 Emerald Crabs
1 Spiny Reef Lobster
Do I have too many inverts? Can you have too many?
My question is this, does anyone have any experience with Reef Lobsters? I added mine to the tank on Friday and he molted Saturday Night. (He looks really good now after the molt.) Are they particularly mean or dangerous to other fish? Can you add more than one?
So, after a partial tank meltdown, I have decided to not add anything else that swims to my office tank for another 6-8 weeks. (Althought I have checked all my paramaters and they all seem perfect.)
Anyway, in the mean time I decided to focus on getting the inverts I want. Since I started this hobby, I have had nothing but success with inverts. So, here is where my 75 Gallon office tank stands after Fridays little shopping spree:
5 LARGE Turbo Snails
15 Zebra Snails
15 Zebra Hermits
10 Red Hermits
1 Red Sea Star
2 Pencil Urchins
3 Emerald Crabs
1 Spiny Reef Lobster
Do I have too many inverts? Can you have too many?
My question is this, does anyone have any experience with Reef Lobsters? I added mine to the tank on Friday and he molted Saturday Night. (He looks really good now after the molt.) Are they particularly mean or dangerous to other fish? Can you add more than one?
