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Are they reef safe?

How big do they get?

Will they eat fish?

32 Gallon Biocube with a Blenny, Firefish, Urchin, Hermit Crab, and a legion of snails would be his tank mates.

Just got a bunch it to my local shop and they look awesome.

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I want one to try to get rid of bristle worms...
 
I had on in a 125 gallon.

It looked too huge in there and ended up needing rehomed. It also ate a clownfish (tbf probably sick).

Shouldn't bother coral.
 
Ive got a big male. He did eat the female a few months ago… and Ive seen them eat blennies and gobies in the store before. Mine leaves my small fish alone but I do target feed him every other day with meaty foods to substitute his picking. I also pull bristleworms out of my bigger tank and give them to him too.
 
I had on in a 125 gallon.

It looked too huge in there and ended up needing rehomed. It also ate a clownfish (tbf probably sick).

Shouldn't bother coral.
Oof yeah. Sounds like that's a no go for my tiny tank.
 

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