Don't you just love your urchins?

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My tuxedo urchin has always sported small shells, pieces of algae and an occasional zoa polyp in the couple of years I've had him but his tastes in decoration have ramped up in the last week. First he managed to free a small frag of a chalice from a rock I had glued it to. Since I made him give that up he picked up a large frag disc with a couple of Rasta zoas I fragged last week. Boy's definitely ambitious, that disc is almost as big as he is.

Forgive the terrible cell phone pics, I was anxious to get my frags back. :D

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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] That is one determined urchin! I love my tuxedo urchin too. Such a character!
 
Once they pick a piece, you can glue it back down and they will go back to that piece and remove it again. My urchin loved my Boreallis acropora frag, just would not leave it alone, had a whole tank full of other acropora frags to choose from. :confused:
 

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