sand sifter for 20 gallon

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i need some help with sand cleanup what would be best to clean it in a 20 gallon my lone hermit is an ******* and killed the other crabs but he leaves snails alone but they dont spend time in sand like he does
 
I agree with odd creatures, mine will disappear for a few weeks and I think it died somewhere in the tank, only to have it pop out one day like nothing happened. It will be active for a few days and then disappear again. Does a good job on the sand though.
 
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You can see him in the middle of this pic half buried.
 
What kind of hermit do you have? The murderous one?
 
For that small a tank?, about 20 Nassarius Snails. A Fighting Conch will run out of food stuffs fast and a Sand Sifting Star also.
 
Nassarius Snails.
Anything other then this, your tank is too small for long term survival.
 
+1 on Nassarius, I love my conch, but it's 5 inches and it needs every bit of my 4 foot tank to stay happy.
 
a zebra tip hermit

Zebra hermits are by far the worst hermits to get. They are incredibly aggressive *******s. You'd be better off sending them to sump land. Otherwise your snails will never be safe. I lost 2 snails and a blue legged hermit to mine before I banished him.
 

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