Is my Urchin dying or just slow

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I purchased a pink pin cushion urchin about 4-5 days ago. It was a cold day when it got delivered and it was outside for roughly 3.5 hrs. He hasn’t lost any needles/pins aside from what the tang has nip once or twice. This is the first urchin that I ever had and I’m just unfamiliar with its behaviors. After looking at it for a few min now it’s moving with some tenticals extended...I would say at a snails pace but they move faster . Just wanted to get anyone’s thoughts or suggestions on how to confirm?
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They don’t move too fast. Especially if he’s just settling it. Everything looks okay in the picture. Especially if he is already wearing something as a hat.
 
how's he doing?
Hey ArowanaLover1902, I came down the next morning and he had moved, I couldn’t find him. I just returned back home and found him on the glass So I thinking he’s setteling into his new invoiurment. Thanks guys for your support and advice. I guess he’s just a slow mover, would two be too many for my 48 bf w about 50 lb of LR?
 

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