Good or bad crab?

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Night habits. Never seen damaged corals. Scary critter. Anyone knows?
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Looks like an emerald or ruby mithrax. I have one that is kinda pinkish instead of red or green.
 
Looks like a hairy rock crab to me..hopefully somebody chimes in and proves me wrong...they can be tough to get rid of and could not only beat up everyones dad, but also superman lol

And of course by that I mean they're incredibly strong; they can move huge rocks and cause avalanches ect ect
 
Looks like a hairy rock crab to me..hopefully somebody chimes in and proves me wrong...they can be tough to get rid of and could not only beat up everyones dad, but also superman lol

And of course by that I mean they're incredibly strong; they can move huge rocks and cause avalanches ect ect

Yes. He is hary, gray and.incredibly strong, comes with the live rock.


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I would look up how to trap and remove the guy..I've seen videos of bigger ones moving 5lb plus rocks..they're total jerks haha
 

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