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Sea Urchin Free!

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I live in Sumiton, Alabama. If anyone is interested in my beautiful sea urchin, pm me. Bring whatever you want to use to take him home in. I have to get rid of him because he keeps knocking over my delicate frags. If you have a coral you would like to trade I would take it, but its not necessary. Oh, he is a little bigger now that he was in these pics. I hope someone close can give him a good home. I will not ship.
 

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I have a question for the experts. Can he live in the sump?
 
Yep, I've had one in my sump for two years now. He keeps it nice and clean. It is a 100 gallon sump though
 
wow connie that's a pretty urchin don't see why he couldn't live in the sump as long as there is something in there for him to eat if not you could put some in there I wouldn't want to get rid of it if I were you just too pretty!
 
OK...I'll Try him in the sump for a while and see how he does. He is very beautiful and I don't want to get rid of him, but my corals come before my urchin...lol
 
OK...I'll Try him in the sump for a while and see how he does. He is very beautiful and I don't want to get rid of him, but my corals come before my urchin...lol
OK, so I tried the sump. The clever little thing figured how to get over the the refugium side where my cheato is and was really putting a dent in it. I would put him back and he would just climb right back to the macro...lol...I traded him back to the LFS.
 

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