Decorator urchin?

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My LFS has a decorator urchin for sale- haven’t really heard of them and I’m assuming they’re collector urchins? Anyone had any issues with them before or are they behaved haha- I’ve got a torch coral and a softie plus a couple snails and a cleaner shrimp, will they be okay together?
 
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My LFS has a decorator urchin for sale- haven’t really heard of them and I’m assuming they’re collector urchins? Anyone had any issues with them before or are they behaved haha- I’ve got a torch coral and a softie plus a couple snails and a cleaner shrimp, will they be okay together?


they eat lots of algea and need to be supplemented if the tank is low

https://www.thatpetplace.com/Tripneustes-gratilla-collector-urchin-237955
they are odd little guys, and also will pick things up like crazy, they will even try and pick up snails sometimes
 
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