Big Eye Shrimp

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The only consistent thing I can find about them is that they prefer sandy/muddy bottoms. For size, I've heard anywhere from ~2.5-4" full grown.

I'd assume reef-safe with caution, but - completely seriously - if you get one or more of these, let us know how they do in the tank and if they go after or irritate anything (like corals) in the tank.
 
The only consistent thing I can find about them is that they prefer sandy/muddy bottoms. For size, I've heard anywhere from ~2.5-4" full grown.

I'd assume reef-safe with caution, but - completely seriously - if you get one or more of these, let us know how they do in the tank and if they go after or irritate anything (like corals) in the tank.
Okay, will do.
 

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