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Oh. Well I will keep that in mind. He seems to be doing fine in my tank. Doesnt bother my other crabs or fish. I keep him pretty well fead. But thanks for all the info guys!
Oh i thought my profile was up....
37 gallon tank
17 lbs of live rock
2 Green Chromis
1 Blue yellow tailed damsel
1 Clown fish
10 Blue legged hermit crab
2 turbo snails
2 white anenomie
1 Hudge Dardanous crab
I just a hudge hermit crab today. However, the pet store did not know what type of crab he was. I was wondering if anyone can help me out in this area.
He is Red with white a blue dots all over him. Eye color is normal i guess...not yellow though I know that. He seems to be hinding in my LR...
yeah i just set it up like 2-3 months ago. I let it cycle with the raw shrimp...then I went aheaded and added tank cleaners to start off with....
how do i prevent diatoms? What are they?
I use crushed coral for my bed in my tank. I also have 2 turbo snails and 6 hermits.
After about a week the crushed coral starts turning brown, is that normal?
Sorry to say everyone, but my snail was in fact dead. I came home from classes today and found my hermits eating him and he stunk. Not to worry though, I have to other snails in the tank and they are doing just fine.
yeah it does...I took him out of the tank to see if he reacted when i touched him, but he didnt. He is tightly closed. So I put him back in the tank to see if he will open up again.
I thought he just might be really stressed out. If the hermits start to clean him up I will know to remove him...
I am using crushed coral in my 37 gallon tank. I was told that it really doesnt matter which to use..sand or coral. With the coral, it will need a little more attention with cleaning. So for that you would need good bottom feeders and a gravel cleaner.
Crushed coral is also a little cheaper...