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I know we have banded coral shrimp(caught one) and blue legged hermits here also
Flame Scallops
Flame scallops are definitely short lived filter feeders. The blue leg hermits are basically exposed on mixed sand and rubble flats on low tide and all over certain beaches. Coral banded I wouldn't recommend for reef tanks. The skunk cleaners which are also found out here are nice . Now, the scarlet red leg hermit is harder to find and are usually out on the reef, shells covered in coralline. Anyone have any luck finding the Scarlet's?I haven't seen blue legged hermits not the banded coral shrimp. Banded coral shrimp isn't something I would want in my tank and I think blue legged hermits might be more far out than I ever go. I stay around need to waist deep most of the time.
I would love to grab a flame scallop or two, but ive read they are short lived in captivity.
Queen angel
French angel
Rock beauty
Royal gramma
Swiss guard
Several different kinds of damsels
Chromis
Lionfish..... Lol
I'm missing a bunch but all I can think off the top of my head
Queen angel
French angel
Rock beauty
Royal gramma
Swiss guard
Several different kinds of damsels
Chromis
Lionfish..... Lol
I'm missing a bunch but all I can think off the top of my head
Flame scallops are definitely short lived filter feeders. The blue leg hermits are basically exposed on mixed sand and rubble flats on low tide and all over certain beaches. Coral banded I wouldn't recommend for reef tanks. The skunk cleaners which are also found out here are nice . Now, the scarlet red leg hermit is harder to find and are usually out on the reef, shells covered in coralline. Anyone have any luck finding the Scarlet's?
I can catch Blue Gills