Pink urchin reef safe

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So bought some live rock from a nice company down in Tampa. Came with lots of live goodies, including the attached urchins. Everything I have read says they are reef safe, anyone have experience to confirm?

I also don’t want them eating all of my macro algae in my fuge. There is one type of macro they really seem to love so far ‍♂️.

cheers.

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So bought some live rock from a nice company down in Tampa. Came with lots of live goodies, including the attached urchins. Everything I have read says they are reef safe, anyone have experience to confirm?

I also don’t want them eating all of my macro algae in my fuge.
I've really liked the gulf rock hitchhiker urchins I've had. No complaints.
I'd expect them to eat the macroalgae though.
 

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