Crab id

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Hey, could someone please help ID this crab that I found on my rocks last night?
I can add more photos if needed...
Thanks!
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More pics please. I think I can see little black tips on it's claws.
 
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It looks like a gorilla crab from the pics. Bad guy in DT. Wonderful in your sump.

From what I recall seeing, the tips of his legs were a pale white... not too sure if that could be a type of crab but would be great if you could let me know![emoji16]
 

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I tried to lighten the shadows up in Photoshop. Could be a Stone Crab too, also better for the sump. They come in on live rock quite often.
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Suspend the rock above a bucket with saltwater. He'll come out.
 

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