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Arrow Crabs- Eliminate those bristleworms!

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Good morning, fellow reef enthusiasts!

Yesterday, I spoke with a customer about Bristol Worms and realized that I hadn't posted any information about arrow crabs $15.

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These unique-looking crabs are quite popular because they help control predatory bristle worms. They are scavengers by nature.The minimum recommended tank size for arrow crabs is around 20 gallons, and they are relatively easy to care for.


If you have any questions regarding this species, post them or PM me.
 
Good morning, fellow reef enthusiasts!

Yesterday, I spoke with a customer about Bristol Worms and realized that I hadn't posted any information about arrow crabs $15.

1756901166256.png


These unique-looking crabs are quite popular because they help control predatory bristle worms. They are scavengers by nature.The minimum recommended tank size for arrow crabs is around 20 gallons, and they are relatively easy to care for.


If you have any questions regarding this species, post them or PM me.
Can i get one? I'm in Orlando
 
Good morning, fellow reef enthusiasts!

Yesterday, I spoke with a customer about Bristol Worms and realized that I hadn't posted any information about arrow crabs $15.

1756901166256.png


These unique-looking crabs are quite popular because they help control predatory bristle worms. They are scavengers by nature.The minimum recommended tank size for arrow crabs is around 20 gallons, and they are relatively easy to care for.


If you have any questions regarding this species, post them or PM me.
Can i get one? I'm in Orlando
Yes of course. Pm me your name, phone number, email and shipping address and I will send u an invoice.

Shipping should not be bad since we are in the same state. I can fit him in a 6x6x9 priority overnight.
 
How large are they? I have a ton of bristle worms in my Evo 13.5G that only has hermits, snails, some zoa, gsp, toadstool, duncan and 2 clown fish. thanks
 
How large are they? I have a ton of bristle worms in my Evo 13.5G that only has hermits, snails, some zoa, gsp, toadstool, duncan and 2 clown fish. thanks
Body is tiny but the legs strech about 4 inches.

He would have a field day in there! :)
 
Flurry arrow crabs and regular arrow crabs. In my opinion, every reef tank should have an arrow crab. Made you guys a video too :)
 

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Hello, I love the flurry's however I am not sure about my livestock. I have a marble wrasse and a longnose hawkfish. Would they eat them? Or are you not sure. I also don't have bristleworms... However I am extremely interested.
 

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