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What a spud lol!Finally caught the one that came in on my TBS rock too. Threw him in the sump. I had a bunch of crabs come some ruby red emeralds, gorillas, and this guy. Took me about 10 months to catch them all, with the stone crab being last.
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So would my N. wennerae Florida Mantis ;-)Zebra eel would crunch right thru those . Popcorn
Good catch!Yeah I’m a huge fan of the ladies at TBS. I’d never do this a different way. This last order was a big one. I got about 150 pounds of rock, mostly premium. This last batch has really had a bunch of hitch hikers, which I am not complaining. It goes both ways. I have at least 30 porcelain crabs and a couple pistols. I hear them at night having shootouts. I plucked a bunch of stuff off the rocks before I put them in the display. But I missed a ton. I’ve killed about 20 gorillas. I’m aware of about 6 more. Just recently they have all come out from under the rocks and moved into caves where they are visible. I’m letting them get use to me, then one night this week, I’ll go in with my StarWars light Sabre. I also discovered a mantis just last week. I also have a bunch of those Red Emeralds, are those a problem?
As to how caught it, I knew the rock it was under. I let him get use to me poking around the rock for a week or so. That way when I went in to flip the rock, it did try and run right away. I just netted it up.
Somebody posted on here about using a glass jar standing upright next to the rockwork with a weighted bait that stayed on the bottom of the jar. The crab would come to eat and stretch to get into the jar, hopefully falling inside, having a nice meal, and then not being able to climb out of the glass with zero traction and hand holding points.Yeah I’m a huge fan of the ladies at TBS. I’d never do this a different way. This last order was a big one. I got about 150 pounds of rock, mostly premium. This last batch has really had a bunch of hitch hikers, which I am not complaining. It goes both ways. I have at least 30 porcelain crabs and a couple pistols. I hear them at night having shootouts. I plucked a bunch of stuff off the rocks before I put them in the display. But I missed a ton. I’ve killed about 20 gorillas. I’m aware of about 6 more. Just recently they have all come out from under the rocks and moved into caves where they are visible. I’m letting them get use to me, then one night this week, I’ll go in with my StarWars light Sabre. I also discovered a mantis just last week. I also have a bunch of those Red Emeralds, are those a problem?
As to how caught it, I knew the rock it was under. I let him get use to me poking around the rock for a week or so. That way when I went in to flip the rock, it did try and run right away. I just netted it up.