Blue legged hermit alledgedly attacking a tiger conch!

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This is probably just a herm eating algae off of the conch's back but I just want to make 100% sure that the conch is not getting to bothered by its actions.

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Ya, your fine. I have a tiger conch and about a dozen red an blue legged hermits, they clime on every thing, including each other, looking for food.
 
This is probably just a herm eating algae off of the conch's back but I just want to make 100% sure that the conch is not getting to bothered by its actions.

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For you to ask then yes, you obviously seen your conch or crab behave differently.
your blue legged striped/electric blue is looking for a new shell/ house so best way to avoid agressive behaviour is provide more houses/ shells for your hermits to move into, the bigger the better, if you provide enough shells these guys/ hermits are great clean up crew :)
 
For you to ask then yes, you obviously seen your conch or crab behave differently.
your blue legged striped/electric blue is looking for a new shell/ house so best way to avoid agressive behaviour is provide more houses/ shells for your hermits to move into, the bigger the better, if you provide enough shells these guys/ hermits are great clean up crew :)
I added some nerite shells into the tank(varying sizes) when I added the hermits, Is think the herm was just being curious like the post above yours, thanks for your reply!
 
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Electric blue, conch, Halloween hermit :)
 

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