Is this reef safe?

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Couldn’t get an ID on this guy but it’s an urchin of some kind. Wondering if it is reef safe. Lmk asap!
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Couldn’t get an ID on this guy but it’s an urchin of some kind. Wondering if it is reef safe. Lmk asap!
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Pretty sure it's a pincushion urchin. Good algae eater and it is reef safe.
 

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