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Morning my fellow reefers!

I posted my pincushions and pencils yesterday. Today I would like to share with you my rock urchins.

Look at the video. The photos do not do this creature justice :) Click here to see Rock Urchins

Great for algae control. These urchins are herbivores, feeding on algae the grows on rocks and aquarium surfaces. DO NOT PUT THESE GUYS IN WITH YOUR MACROALGAE!

Definitely keep them away from your Macroalgae. I have quite a gorgeous Macroalgae collection. I collect the Macroalgae in the same spot as I collect these guys. I find them grazing on it! Now if you have an algae issue, whether it be coralline algae or microalgae these guys are the way to go :)

I have them in several sizes :) Tank requirements on these is 20 gallons :)

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Any questions about this species, post it or PM me.
 

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