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Anyone have any opinion on zebra hermits? I’ve got one in my 32 biocube led and so far I know he’s killed one snail but whatever. I don’t care about that. My question is will he kill my blue legs and my scarlet? This is the first and only zebra hermit I’ve ever had. I found him half dead in a used tank I bought that had been broken down for months. I’ve got a biocube 16 I can throw him in with no other crabs where he’ll have his own little kingdom if he’s a danger to my other hermits. Don’t much care about the blue legs but my scarlet is ancient and I love her.
 
hi ,im going to say yes..remove the zebra,jmo @Paulie069 ?? thoughts ?
 
I agree with fishguy 242 , I’d also watch the other blue leg crabs around the scarlet .
 
Back in the day I had blue and red leg hermits with a scarlet and one day the scarlet was no longer . Only other thing I had in the tank at the time was a Mexican turbo snail, trochus snails and two clown fish . Not saying you’ll have a problem just saying I did
 
Back in the day I had blue and red leg hermits with a scarlet and one day the scarlet was no longer . Only other thing I had in the tank at the time was a Mexican turbo snail, trochus snails and two clown fish . Not saying you’ll have a problem just saying I did
Old post but I’ve had the zebra in there a while and he’s a big baby. I added a blue/orange hermit too and neither are mean. My blue legs however, fought to the death. There is only one of three left. I can verify they only killed each other. My scarlet is ancient now and she is absolutely massive.
 

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