Hermit crab eating hammer coral skeleton??
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I've had an urchin hunt a nem, which had legged it (as much as one can on a pedestal foot) off to hide in a crevice (with urchin waiting it out). Same nem was eaten later that night. (second one before I found out what was happening).
I've had nasaurius snails actively go after sleeping fish. 3 jumpers later and a late nighter to find out why fish were leaping from the tank - I discovered what was going on.
A hermit munching on some coral - yeah that seems pretty normal based on my experiences!
The fella is quite large so may take a liking to the soft tissue. If I were you, I'd be feeding him some good stuff!
I've had nasaurius snails actively go after sleeping fish. 3 jumpers later and a late nighter to find out why fish were leaping from the tank - I discovered what was going on.
A hermit munching on some coral - yeah that seems pretty normal based on my experiences!
The fella is quite large so may take a liking to the soft tissue. If I were you, I'd be feeding him some good stuff!
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Yeah I’m amazed how fast he grew, he came in a batch of hermits smaller than a dime just earlier this year! If he keeps that up he might have to join the Acan-devouring emerald crab in my sumpI've had an urchin hunt a nem, which had legged it (as much as one can on a pedestal foot) off to hide in a crevice (with urchin waiting it out). Same nem was eaten later that night. (second one before I found out what was happening).
I've had nasaurius snails actively go after sleeping fish. 3 jumpers later and a late nighter to find out why fish were leaping from the tank - I discovered what was going on.
A hermit munching on some coral - yeah that seems pretty normal based on my experiences!
The fella is quite large so may take a liking to the soft tissue. If I were you, I'd be feeding him some good stuff!
Yeah I’m amazed how fast he grew, he came in a batch of hermits smaller than a dime just earlier this year! If he keeps that up he might have to join the Acan-devouring emerald crab in my sump
Reef keeping is an odd hobby. I should have just bought a tortoise or something or taken up darts.
I was thinking earlier, how come, all the most unwanted organisms, those being things that are drab in colour are so easy to thrive in a tank with little care as to parameters. Yet put something nice in there and its baby sitting duty.
I was removing a bunch of bristle worms the other day, went on a website for fish supplies only to find them selling them 10x for £20!
I could have had a fast car with the amount I got rid of.
So anyone in to bristle worms, yours for the bargain price of 10 x for £15, I'll even throw in a freebie? Any takers!?
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The Farmer’s Daughter
This!!!!
Reef keeping is an odd hobby. I should have just bought a tortoise or something or taken up darts.
I was thinking earlier, how come, all the most unwanted organisms, those being things that are drab in colour are so easy to thrive in a tank with little care as to parameters. Yet put something nice in there and its baby sitting duty.
I was removing a bunch of bristle worms the other day, went on a website for fish supplies only to find them selling them 10x for £20!
I could have had a fast car with the amount I got rid of.
So anyone in to bristle worms, yours for the bargain price of 10 x for £15, I'll even throw in a freebie? Any takers!?
I have often felt that it seems so much easier to keep the non-desirable **life forms alive.
**Edited because no, they’re not “things.”
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Perhaps bristle worm farming
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